Just a few shots taken over the last few days. Our original three.....Kiev (Light Brahma), Pot Pie (Buff Orpington), and Cordon Bleu (Easter Egger)....have been out in the coop for a week now. We've let them out for 'supervised' visits into the run, and they enjoy the heck out of that. So many things to scratch and peck at! Of course, I've been collecting worms and grubs and a little bit of everything else while working on the run, so they've had quite a number of treats.
Oh, and there wasn't any trouble at all getting them to roost at night. It took us one or two times of physically placing them on the roost for them to get the idea.
We put two chairs in the run so we can sit and enjoy their antics....much better than watching a movie!
And just for comparison, this is a shot of the three girls three days after we first got them....
And now.....chickens in the run!
So far, Bleu is the one that like to explore heights....
Kiev eyeballing a grub...
And Pot Pie running off with it!
These are the Welsummer chicks, and are about a month old. We still have them inside in the brooder, but plan on introducing them to the other girls in a separated area of the run this weekend. Just for visits, mind you....they'll still be in the house for a few more weeks.
Noodle on the left, Tender on the right....I think. These ladies are sometimes hard to tell apart!
A few shots of Tender:
And a few shots of Noodle:
Still can't believe how quickly they grow!
Oh, and there wasn't any trouble at all getting them to roost at night. It took us one or two times of physically placing them on the roost for them to get the idea.
We put two chairs in the run so we can sit and enjoy their antics....much better than watching a movie!
And just for comparison, this is a shot of the three girls three days after we first got them....
And now.....chickens in the run!
So far, Bleu is the one that like to explore heights....
Kiev eyeballing a grub...
And Pot Pie running off with it!
These are the Welsummer chicks, and are about a month old. We still have them inside in the brooder, but plan on introducing them to the other girls in a separated area of the run this weekend. Just for visits, mind you....they'll still be in the house for a few more weeks.
Noodle on the left, Tender on the right....I think. These ladies are sometimes hard to tell apart!
A few shots of Tender:
And a few shots of Noodle:
Still can't believe how quickly they grow!