Only the four 5-month-old pullets dared brave the below-freezing temperature and wind. The 4 older and wiser hens stayed in the covered run.
Chichetta.
Luiga.
We went to Bobo's Cafe in the Chappaqua, NY, train station.
There's also apparently a farmer's market. I wonder if they sell live chickens!
Meanwhile, we continue to freeze: high today of -12°C (10°F), not including the wind chill delivered by 40 mph (64 kph) winds.
We saw a flock at a B&B in Williamsburg, VA, where all the girls were named Marie (but with different middle names). I don't know how useful those middle names were; all the chickens were Welsummers or GLWs!
We named Love, Peck, and Peeper based on what they were like when we got them. A couple came with names that we modified (Rocky --> Roxy). I let others name a few (Pepper, Eggo, Chichetta). The current batch have names my kid liked: Marie, Luiga, Olive.