Thanks Cat and Mel, a friend of ours calls the girls Beauty and the Clown, I think it rather suits them
And Moriahw those fluff balls <3
Cat you are one lucky girl, summer holidays already! And are those ameraucanas in your profile pic? They kind of look like our Faverolles hens...
MB : yep Disco is one big softie, its silly how people get scared of Dobermans, they are such kindhearted dogs (well at least the ones I've met)
Jackie still gives us the occasional egg song, but still no eggies yet. On the other hand Tuning's comb has popped out of her head.
I snapped the now traditional weekly "update on evolution" pics, the girl's faces look like a murder scene on account of them spending the afternoon under the cherry tree.
"Well hello there kind lady, do you perchance have any food to offer?"
"You heard my friend it's food or get out"
"Aha now we're talking business let us see"
"And taste..."
"Delicious"
), 2 gold laced Wyandottes, a golden Sexlink (My golden Sexlink is the most friendly, runs up to you and snuggles!), and a Cuckoo Maran. In my knowledge it can take longer than 6 months for late chicken-layers. Even some of the famous chicken layers (talking about Rhode Island Red chickens, they can lay up to 2 eggs a day!) start late. I have a friend that had their chickens start laying in 8 months. My chickens are still babies, about 2 to 3 months , it goes fast! They actually might be more, I'm not sure. I got my chicks a few days old on March 10 i think somewhere around that. If you feed your chickens lots of treats and make them spoiled ( I did this and discovered them with really soft snuggly feathers) will be supper healthy. You can feed them mealworms, crickets, lettuce, tomatoes, frozen veggies, things like that. Just no citrus food (OF COURSE NO CANDY) Anyway, I'll wright soon on new events :
Those are my chickens when they were babies 
sorry I have been a little busy. But I am on summer break now so I may have a little more time. I got to get some pics up
