Frindizzle's Funniest Fowl Picture! - Closed (For Chickens, Ducks, Geese, Turkeys, Quail, Parrots, a

[Frindizzle]

@Blooie does! (and me!)

Okay!

 

[Frindizzle]

I edited my original post to add some more pictures.

Your original post on what?

 

[BantyChooks]

my entry post...... I'm editing it right now so you cannot see the changes yet.

 

[Frindizzle]

my entry post...... I'm editing it right now so you cannot see the changes yet.

Ah, okay.

 

[BantyChooks]

done!

 

[Frindizzle]

done!

Yay, great!

 

[Frindizzle]

2 Days Left!

 

[Chickenchick11]

(I keep finding more funny chicken pictures, but hopefully these will be my last two.)

Name: Pebbles
Age: 2 Years
Gender: Hen
Type of Animal: Chicken
Breed: Rhode Island Red
Other: She couldn't decide wether the broom was going to eat her or not.
Username: Chickenchick11

Name Jackie
Age: 2 Years
Gender: Hen
Type of Animal: Chicken
Breed: Rhode Island Red
Other: She jumped away so fast the picture turned out super blurry.
Username: Chickenchick11

 

[Frindizzle]

Chickenchick11, It's okay, keep 'em coming! I love your photos.

 

[Blooie]

The Great Escape!


Name: Turtles
Age: 2 weeks
Breed: RIR
Animal: Either a chicken or a monkey - that bar he's standing on was four feet up!
Gender: Roo, as it turned out
User: Blooie
Other: I'd go out there and he'd be running all over the run, trying to figure out how to get back in the brooder. Couldn't figure out how he was doing it until I caught him red-footed one day. He was flying up on the bar that held up the feeder and squirting out through the bars.

The Great Non-Escape


Names: (L-R) Gladys, Cora, Agatha
Ages: all 1.5 years
Breeds: Gladys and Agatha - EEs, Cora - Cuckoo Marans
Animal: Chickens
Gender: All hens
User: Blooie
Other: We were expanding the run and had taken off the end panel all in one piece. These goofy hens could have escaped at any time, but they stayed right at the edge where the panel was removed, even though the barrier was gone. To make it worse, Ken thought he could get more done if they weren't underfoot, so I clapped my hands and said, "Let's go outside" like I always do when I let them out. Stoopid chickens ran all the way across the run to the other side where the door was and waited for me to open it. Stoopid chickens!