Bonnie and Clyde

wildcat chix

Crowing
13 Years
Mar 27, 2011
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Barbourville, Kentucky
When I came in from work the other day, Gina said, "Clyde has been in the house twice today." I laughed and said, "yeah, right". Well, during dinner, front and back doors were wide open because our air isn't hooked up yet and it was around 80 degrees.

Gina looked up and said, "hello Clyde". He was crossing the hallway and walked in the bathroom. I got up and tried to shoo him back outside but he seemed to want to stay. I picked him up and took him into the kitchen for a quick hello and then to the door. When I got to the door Bonnie was standing just inside looking around for Clyde.

I put them both out on the porch and went back in to finish dnner.

Anyone else have chickens that come inside for a visit? This isn't the first time for either of them, but we're still not used to it.

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Same thing happened to me not long ago. Had the screen door propped open and I looked down the hall and my banty hen Loretta walks in and heads down the hall like she lives here!!!! For a second, I thought I had lost my mind and was seeing things!!!!!
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We used to have a lovely black mutt called Scarlett who would come in the kitchen everyday and lay her egg in the corner, sadly she got killed by a dog the day after one of her eggs won best contents at a show
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BTW our rheas are called Bonnie and Clyde too!!!
 

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