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Congratulations! Beautiful birds!

Congratulations! Was great seeing everyone's beautiful birds!

He is so adorable! I'd cuddle him. <3

Lol I've seen her chase them out of the barn. She makes sure that they remember that she is the Queen.

She will eat out of your hand, but not a overly friendly chicken. Even when not broody, though, you do not try to take her newly laid egg if she is still in the nesting box. She has drawn blood and left beak marks on my hand a few times. Lol I've seen the Iowa Blue hens (not so much the...

It was pretty funny watching her chase the cats and dogs. Lol

Thank you. :) Her babies are so big now. Very independent. Lol

Name: The Brown-spot Hen Age: 1 year Breed: Iowa Blue Gender: Hen She has a brown-spot on top right of her head that she's had since she was hatched. Shown with her Iowa Blue X Australorp cross chicks.

Name: The Brown-spot Hen Age: 1 year Breed: Iowa Blue Gender: Hen Other: My fiercest hen, she hatched a clutch of 15 with 100% hatch rate. You do not touch her eggs when she's in the nest. She will try to rip your hand off. Lol Great momma. The chicks are Iowa Blue X Australorp...

Wow! He's stunning! I love his colors. :)

Oh, I love the first pic! So cute!! Second is cute, too. :)

Thank you. :) I was lucky to get as close as I did. Lol. She'd attack me and even knocked the phone out of my hand.

I have lots of pictures of the chickens. Lol. I've only added two on here so far. Here's a pic of the fierce momma with a chick.

One of my feisty (and probably most fierce) Iowa Blue hens and her chicks. She hatched a clutch of 15. 100% hatch rate! I believe the father is one of my Australorp roosters. The chicks are almost mature now and don't have the same markings as the Iowa Blues. More pics soon. I have tons. Lol

Hi all! My name is Tisha. I live in SE Iowa with my boyfriend and our family of furred, hooved, and feathered friends. Currently we are raising free-ranging chickens for eggs and natural insect control. Eventually, we will raise for meat, as well. I work on a small organic dairy farm...