Close ups!!! Post your best close up pics of your chicken

[aceriderbetty]

Here is picture of one of my BR pullets. I think she was mad at me for not bringing her a treat!

 

[insiderart]

The lovely and talented Meringue.

 

[fla_native]

Here one of "Mr Attitude"...

Also on of our teen "mutts"

I hope I did these right! LOL!

 

[Paganbird]

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OMG!!! Too cute! Looks like a little diva!

 

[TheChickenShrink]

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I am absolutely blown away by your pictures of Meringue!!!

She is one of the prettiest and most elegant hens I've ever seen!

(It's she, right? I wouldn't want to insult Meringue

if it is actually "he"...)

What are her (or his) main talents? I'm curious to know!

Thanks for sharing, to all of you! Keep those gorgeous close ups coming!!!

 

[insiderart]

Aww thanks ya'll! I'm not sure if Meringue is male or female LOL! Still a chick about 7 weeks old. Has a funny cackle, real deep compared to the rest and always has. Meringue's main talents are understanding the ramp goes up into the night quarters, treat stealing, looking beautiful, and always gives the camera "good face". Kind and sweet, Meringue is a showgirl to watch out for LOL!

It's a really odd looking chick, but I like "her".

 

[Southerngirl]

I was walking by my Brahmas and got a close up of ACE my Light Brahma Roo.

 

[2txmedics]

ok a "link" to my babies is not enough!!!

so here are there pictures:
BIG DADDY

JEWELS:

SMOKEY:

NEGRITA:

MABELLINE:

SUNSHINE:

CARROT:

LUCY & ETHEL:

ALSO HAVE 2 PORC. D'UCCLE...wont let me take a picture of them!!!!

 

[insiderart]

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Ooo look at Ace's pretty red wattles and comb!

 

[nwgirl]

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chickenshrink, beautiful photos of your flock! Here are several macro shots I've taken this month. My hens are currently 17 weeks old.

This is Baby, a Speckled Sussex and the youngest of the flock. We nicknamed her Baby Hoover because she's a major food hound!

Baby...

Myrtle is a SLW and seems to like having her picture taken. Call her name and she looks up at the camera. We've nicknamed her Fertile Myrtle because of the single comb. Some breeders keep the single comb gene floating around to increase fertility.