Fluffy Butt Acres: Stories of our flock

[MaryJanet]

Sleeping In

I have not seen this before and I am wondering if I should be concerned. The flock has been out of the coop for 30 minutes now. Aurora is still roosted. Thoughts?
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Remorse.

 

[MaryJanet]

Very nice! This unique perspective offers another possible category to explore. Maybe call it the Fluffy World of "Down" Below? The Chicken World "Down" Under? I don't want to offend anyone, what say the Aussies here?

I'm almost impossible to offend. I prefer laughter

 

[BY Bob]

Remorse.

I just doubt that for some reason. She has started to molt though. Very late too I might add.

 

[MaryJanet]

I just doubt that for some reason. She has started to molt though. Very late too I might add.

I was being a little too dark in my humour. Sorry. I may not have entirely come to terms with her picking on Phyllis.

Are there any clues in the overnight footage from your coopcam?

 

[BY Bob]

I was being a little too dark in my humour. Sorry. I may not have entirely come to terms with her picking on Phyllis.

Are there any clues in the overnight footage from your coopcam?

I got that Remorse was funny. I was not successfully humorous in my response. Sorry. It was funny. No clues on the cameras at all. I will try to watch tomorrow as well.

 

[ChicoryBlue]

Do you think you could get one of these? View attachment 2417335
I'm not allowed to have Giant Land Chickens in my backyard and I think they are great. Maybe I could have one vicariously through you?

That looks like a Scottish Highland Giant Land Chicken, is it? Our neighbors on this hill had these ranging around their fields for awhile! I think they raised them for meat. They are very hardy & did fine through our severe winters before those neighbors moved away. They are very cool looking and appeared to be quite good-natured.

 

[cherrybombuk]

Thank you for sharing this information!

You are welcome! #chickenlove

 

[MaryJanet]

That looks like a Scottish Highland Giant Land Chicken, is it? Our neighbors on this hill had these ranging around their fields for awhile! I think they raised them for meat. They are very hardy & did fine through our severe winters before those neighbors moved away. They are very cool looking and appeared to be quite good-natured.

I thought it might be a yak, but now you mention it, it does look like a Highland Giant Land Chicken.

 

[goldenfingers]

That looks like a Scottish Highland Giant Land Chicken, is it? Our neighbors on this hill had these ranging around their fields for awhile! I think they raised them for meat. They are very hardy & did fine through our severe winters before those neighbors moved away. They are very cool looking and appeared to be quite good-natured.

Yes, you are correct on all points!

 

[featherhead007]

A Yak..