Mugs Monday shots.
First 2 up are Karen and Lilly. There has been some comb and wattle development in the last week. Based on these changes I think both girls may lay now by mid-October. Lilly has shown the biggest change.
Karen
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Lilly
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Bubba, for you Comb and Wattle fans, he sports a impressive set.
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Twiggy
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Angry fluff Chiquita. She is ready to lay her first egg since her break for motherhood. Her chosen nest, is currently occupied. She is not happy and has complained for a hour.
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Wasabi, the guilty culprit and recipient of Chiquita's protesting. Frankly, she could care less.
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Goose, sadly Goose will not sport any fancy hair-dos.
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Goose and Hoppy. I think this picture shows how tiny they still are even at almost 8 weeks old. They are standing next to a milk crate.
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Branch and 2 of his girls, he is also keeping a watchful eye on Goose and Hoppy.
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Squirrel, on her way to lay her egg. She wants to kill me as I now have to climb up on top of the hay stack to gather hers and a few other girls eggs.
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Blueberry
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Finally Bunny, 4 days into trying to convince her she is NOT hatching again.....It is not going well. Why is it not going well? She has several co-conspirators contributing eggs to her that I have to painfully remove.
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Absolutely gorgeous chickens!
 
Monday mugs!
Annie, queen of the flock issuing orders:
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Sweet Penny, such a gentle hen who really hopes to be a mama someday:
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And Ruth, the most prolific layer in the flock. She is a very messy drinker and grooms away her beard because she doesn't like it wet. I still think she is beautiful with her lovely cape of orange and black feathers:
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Good looking ladies! I love these three pictures.
 
Bubba is a BCM, so in a few months you will have something like this strutting around yourself. Yes I say strutting, Bubba does not walk, he struts very proudly.
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My little dude is currently a quarter of the man your Bubba is but I showed him Bubbas picture and told him this is what you are striving for. He just looked at me but I think he understood. Time will tell if it sunk in or not.

On a side note I thought something was amiss with him pretty much since he was about a week old because of that walk you speak of. He really does walk differently then any of the others. I have for a while just figured it was a him thing but now I think your right its the beginning of strut for sure!
 
Mugs Monday shots.
First 2 up are Karen and Lilly. There has been some comb and wattle development in the last week. Based on these changes I think both girls may lay now by mid-October. Lilly has shown the biggest change.
Karen
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Lilly
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Bubba, for you Comb and Wattle fans, he sports a impressive set.
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Twiggy
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Angry fluff Chiquita. She is ready to lay her first egg since her break for motherhood. Her chosen nest, is currently occupied. She is not happy and has complained for a hour.
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Wasabi, the guilty culprit and recipient of Chiquita's protesting. Frankly, she could care less.
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Goose, sadly Goose will not sport any fancy hair-dos.
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Goose and Hoppy. I think this picture shows how tiny they still are even at almost 8 weeks old. They are standing next to a milk crate.
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Branch and 2 of his girls, he is also keeping a watchful eye on Goose and Hoppy.
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Squirrel, on her way to lay her egg. She wants to kill me as I now have to climb up on top of the hay stack to gather hers and a few other girls eggs.
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Blueberry
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Finally Bunny, 4 days into trying to convince her she is NOT hatching again.....It is not going well. Why is it not going well? She has several co-conspirators contributing eggs to her that I have to painfully remove.
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You need an enclosed hayloft like I have 😁

I hear ya on the co-conspirators! Found an egg under Henny Penny even though mum said yes she checked earlier 😳
 
Bunny can you come sit and hatch my eggs cause I have a feeling mine wont be broody. (when they start laying and the roos grow up lol)
Never say never, I did not count on my barn yard mix mutts being the broody bunch, only the silkies! But they are as bad as the Silkies! Haha😊
 

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