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  1. ScarlettDam

    Comment by 'scarlettdam' in media 'Australorp.'

    Always looking for a soft place to sleep.
  2. ScarlettDam

    Comment by 'scarlettdam' in media 'Silkie.'

    Here they have just moved into there now coop.
  3. ScarlettDam

    Comment by 'scarlettdam' in media 'Australorp.'

    You can see that she is still young by the size of her comb. small and light pink means no eggs yet.
  4. ScarlettDam

    Comment by 'scarlettdam' in media 'Silkie.'

    Since they spent the first 5-6 weeks of life in the mudroom now whenever they sneak into the house they head right for the mudroom.
  5. ScarlettDam

    Comment by 'scarlettdam' in media 'Silkie.'

    I just love how fluffed and messy they look when their new feathers are coming in.
  6. ScarlettDam

    Comment by 'scarlettdam' in media 'Silkie.'

    these girls love to pose for the camera! they are natural little models.
  7. ScarlettDam

    Comment by 'scarlettdam' in album 'Hand-raised Plymouth rock'

    Thanks for the comment! I agree these birds are wonderful. I don't have a comcomparison as far as their noise levels. I do find that they are a little louder in the mornings or when they are confined to their coop do to the high fall winds we have here in Northern Germany. I spend anywhere from...
  8. * Me and my 3 week  old Plymouth Rock chickens

    * Me and my 3 week old Plymouth Rock chickens

  9. *3 week  old Plymouth Rock

    *3 week old Plymouth Rock

  10. *3 week  old Plymouth Rock

    *3 week old Plymouth Rock

  11. * 25 days 36 eggs from 3 chickens. (not all of whom are laying regularly)

    * 25 days 36 eggs from 3 chickens. (not all of whom are laying regularly)

  12. I got eggs!  these eggs are from the first month

    I got eggs! these eggs are from the first month

  13. I got eggs!

    I got eggs!

  14. ScarlettDam

    Hens were going to bed in their house..now not doing it..

    You said they have no sticks to roost on. I would start there. Birds want to roost off the ground. Try giving them a perch that is long enough they can all sleep on it. Then keep them locked up in the coop for a few days so they recognize that the coop is home. After that you shouldn't have any...
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