At last count I had 20 different potential living areas to house my birds - some dedicated to a specific flock and others for temporarily housing sub-sets of birds. I keep my broodies, my elderly, and my super itty bitties separate from the free-range flocks. There are two free-range houses where harems co-habitat overnight. What space is left over is used for seasonal projects.

Here's the run down for May 2014

  1. Bantam Partridge Wyandotte House (Segregated) : BPW rooster, BPW hen, silver birchen frizzle cochin, blue patterned silver easter banty, double laced partridge easter banty
  2. Plymouth Rocks (Dedicated / Free range) : Black Barred Rock rooster, Black Barred hens, Blue Barred hens, Blue hens, Black Rock rooster, Blue Barred rooster, Split to Chocolate Rooster
  3. Tomatsu Project (Segregated) : Super Dads project w/ fibro straight comb; ~ Tommie, Mya, Blue-laced silchin, Blue laced barred crested silchin, gold laced blue silchin
  4. Shiro / Sebright House (Segregated) : Shiro plus elderly gold sebrights
  5. Aikiko House (Segregated) : Tamiko plus Aikiko project hens
  6. Calypso House (Dedicated / Free range) : Rapanui Project birds
  7. Copetona Complex (Dedicated / Free range)
  8. Blue Willow House (Segregated) : Walt, Chullu, Vyvyan, Olivia
  9. Free Range South / Swedish / Goose / Guinea House
  10. Free Range North
  11. North Free Range Holding Coop: hatchery mahogany EE pair
  12. East Holding Coop
  13. Mallard Coop
  14. Grow Out Coop Upstairs - Barboo & Lottie
  15. Group Out Downstairs
  16. Small Hutch "Hospital"
16. Large Hutch "Hospital" - currently Willa's sister w broken pelvis

In the wings:
* Snowy Dawn with his d'uccle sweeties & Morning Glory