All spring Fowl contest! - Ends February 20th, 2024

[Kiki]

It’sok. Is there for a reason

Rule 4. No random bits of Human in the photo. Please crop it out if that happened accidentally.

 

[CCsGarden]

Rule 4. No random bits of Human in the photo. Please crop it out if that happened accidentally.

You are always so funny @Kiki

 

[Shabby Chic-Hens]

Rule 4. No random bits of Human in the photo. Please crop it out if that happened accidentally.

I like making the rules difficult to understand

 

[Kiki]

I like making the rules difficult to understand

 

[Lacy Duckwing]

Oh.
Then only the chick pictures are allowed

I looked through my photos and ended up finding a couple of pictures with a pullet in some flowers. They're not chick-chicks, but they are still young.

Entry #1:

Young Sarah, the Whiting True Blue, in some wildflowers that I only find in wet areas in the woods.

 

[Lacy Duckwing]

Entry #2:

Young Turbulence, an Olive Egger (who doesn't lay olive eggs), in some wildflowers that were planted before I moved to this house.

 

[Lacy Duckwing]

Entry #3:

This picture doesn't have any flowers. This picture is of two of my young pullets who were the same size, despite there being a two-week age difference. Marvalo III (left) is a Whiting True Blue and Twyla (right) is an Easter Egger. Twyla, the younger, grew up to be my biggest Easter Egger (and klutz), and Marvalo, the older, grew up to be my smallest hen in the flock. I'm really glad that I took the time to capture a picture of the two together at this age.

 

[Lacy Duckwing]

Entry #4:

Here's a chick picture. Tweety IV, the Isa Brown, is in the back, Twyla, the EE, is on the front left, and Macy (RIP), the Cuckoo Maran, is on the right.

 

[CCsGarden]

Entry #2:

Young Turbulence, an Olive Egger (who doesn't lay olive eggs), in some wildflowers that were planted before I moved to this house.

View attachment 3719290

Gorgeous photos!

I looked through my photos and ended up finding a couple of pictures with a pullet in some flowers. They're not chick-chicks, but they are still young.

Entry #1:

Young Sarah, the Whiting True Blue, in some wildflowers that I only find in wet areas in the woods.

View attachment 3719288

 

[Lacy Duckwing]

Gorgeous photos!

Thank you!