Recent content by mermaiden

Thanks, I am excited, especially now after talking around to some more folks who live around here, and who talked to the other turkey owners. They clip the wings on all theirs so they can't fly. This little gal was not clipped. So I'm calling her wild! The neighbors had been seeing her roaming...

Yes, we already drove all around the neighborood. No one else owns turkeys. My family and I have both lived in this area for 40+ years so we pretty well knew it already, but we looked around anyway..I do hope you find your little bird. They are very wary and survivalists it would appear. I...

My chickens love my summer garden. Hand-picked, hand-pecked, greens, no, they're not spoiled much, LOL BRB, making breakfast..... Bottoms up, ladies!!!

So, a little turkey just shows up at my house out of the blue last week, trying to get into the chicken coop. Seriously. She's just a young thing, but she was all alone and somehow found my coop. She must have heard them. My husband found her trying to get to them! Once he caught her, we put...

My friends really liked this one so I hope you will find it to be a hit as well. Alice rarely misses a thing that goes in in the coop. (That's her sisters, Flo and Vera in the background.) --Tina

Hahaha, too cute.

I imagine I will be too, in a year from how, hehe! It is truly EGG-citing. Today had a funny; one of them dropped hers off out in the yard today, for the first time.. I think her favorite nest was occupied at the time. LOL.

Three sweet little pullets, roosting. Buff Orphington, 3 months old I really don't know why this chicken has a chip on her shoulder, man. I mean seriously. What's up with her today?

Haha! Tree chickens always crack me up. He's a cutie.

Well, it's official: Alice, Flo, and Vera are all three laying eggs now, woo hoo! It's the first day we found three eggs so we know for certain. In fact, my other half found one of them in the coop this morning just as she'd finished laying. We're so excited!!! From the very first eggs we...

A return visit, to show how much the coop has come along.