I have fifteen birds +2 chicks (if you saw my intro I mentined 4, sadly two died recently)
Here's our oldest cockerel, Bamboo. He was at the top last year and bred successfully except but was deposed by his son Tetley.
Here's Tetley (yes, named after the tea)...
This is his mother, Twig, the only bird from the previous flock of our coop before we took it over from a friend. She's our favourite and a VERY good mother.
Here she is with Tetley before he became the magnificient cockerel...
Here is one of our "wild" hens, Hazel, bought shortly after we took over the coop. Wild because she escaped into the woods for a little while along with another that never came back.
And this is Ivy that came along with Hazel.
And here is our other cockerel, Raven. When we got him we thought he was a she. Turned out we were wrong. But we (my girlfriend and I) thought he was a nice addition to the flock, so we kept him.
So many photos, so little time. I'll come back with more soon with the rest.
By the by, if anyone has an inkling about what the breed or variation or cross could be please don't hesitate to tell
I have no idea what they are really, but I have a few suspected breeds. I live in Spain so they could almost all be Spanish breeds (o razas españoles)
Here's our oldest cockerel, Bamboo. He was at the top last year and bred successfully except but was deposed by his son Tetley.
Here's Tetley (yes, named after the tea)...
This is his mother, Twig, the only bird from the previous flock of our coop before we took it over from a friend. She's our favourite and a VERY good mother.
Here she is with Tetley before he became the magnificient cockerel...
Here is one of our "wild" hens, Hazel, bought shortly after we took over the coop. Wild because she escaped into the woods for a little while along with another that never came back.
And this is Ivy that came along with Hazel.
And here is our other cockerel, Raven. When we got him we thought he was a she. Turned out we were wrong. But we (my girlfriend and I) thought he was a nice addition to the flock, so we kept him.
So many photos, so little time. I'll come back with more soon with the rest.
By the by, if anyone has an inkling about what the breed or variation or cross could be please don't hesitate to tell
