A mixed flock roosting for the night. Cliques don't hold at night.
Two young ladies I think are small Cochin. They are a lovely soft gray-blue color with copious fluffy feathers on their body and legs. Very pretty! ETA: Sold all my Cochin ladies to a farm in chicken paradise. Most of the animals I sell go to homes that nicer than MINE (literally, the one *I* currently live in)! Beauty Queens.
Handsome Narragansett fellow showing off for the camera! Beauty Queen (err, King).
Friendy Easter--Egger paying me a visit. Beauty Queen.
A mixed flock roosting for the night. Cliques don't hold at night.
Mama Nar taking a look at my netbook. I spend a lot of time sitting with my flock. Oddball.
I have a flock of 4 hens and 1 rooster of these little guys. Apparently they are porcelain D'uccles. I was lucky enough to get them for less than $4 each, and didn't know what they were at the time. Just thought they were very pretty, and I like bantam-sized birds. Beauty Queens and Jock.
Two year-old peacocks. I sold them recently as I just didn't feel they fit into my flock well. Poor guys were harrassed by my mama Narragansett who was convinced they had nefarious intentions towards her babies. They didn't stick close to home and had to be locked up - I didn't like how they had to spend their days confined. I miss the crazy sound they make sometimes, and their nice little chucking sounds. Loners.
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A mixed flock roosting for the night. Cliques don't hold at night.

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