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7/10/12 at 9:39pm

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...he follows me onto the porch, into the house and up the stairs to my room.

Meanwhile the cats just kinda stare at him like "what the heck is that THING doing on our tree?!" He kept going to the highest point and trying to crow lol, I swear he thinks he's a parrot or something and belongs next to people.

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7/10/12 at 10:10pm

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Aw so sweet! I have one that looks just like him that tries to fly to my shoulder. Unfortunately he is too friendly and not nice to the hens so he probably won't stay long.
Is he an ee?

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7/10/12 at 11:26pm

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Quote:

Originally Posted by clucknpeck

Aw so sweet! I have one that looks just like him that tries to fly to my shoulder. Unfortunately he is too friendly and not nice to the hens so he probably won't stay long.
Is he an ee?

Yep, sold as 'Americauna' BUuuuuuut

I thought I only had 1 rooster but it turns out there's actually 4 of them out of the 9 So I'm probably going to have to rehome some...unfortunately those are ALL my favorites! The one in the pic is definitely staying though.

Editing with a better pic of his colors

Edited by Chickadee93 - 7/10/12 at 11:30pm

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7/10/12 at 11:34pm

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two of mine that chose to visit me inside each day, I didn't encourage this they just decided it was good to chill out in the house for a few hours each day.Both have died from old age (which is ok) recently but I am sure one of the new decendents will find their way upstairs at some stage!