Fluffy Butt Acres: Stories of our flock

[BY Bob]

Of course if she would just let them perch...
Sounds like there was the beginning of some squawks in with those chirps

Voices are definitely changing. I hope they stop talking by then. That's going to be loud!

 

[Scrambles83]

Amazing

Guess who chose (on her own) to roost in the Hut tonight.

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Yay!!!

 

[BY Bob]

Happy Hatch Day, Phyllis, And Many Happy Returns of the Day!
I particularly love the pics where her eyes and face are well lit, I feel I was meeting her almost for the first time, I've not seen her expression very much before (except through her body language).

She is mysterious. I love when she decides to show her eyes.

 

[BY Bob]

She really does do quite some acrobatics on her roost to reach them down below!

She has learned from the best.

 

[BY Bob]

That is sounding very positive, Bob. And Phyllis wasn't being overly mean. All in all pretty good I think.

I am giddy right now. I almost can't believe it. At worst she sees it as a viable alternative now.

 

[BY Bob]

Mine were in that arrangement too. Plus the other half of the bed room is my day gig and music gig work room, so they were audible all the time, except when they napped, or at night when they slept. They could see me and I them too. The rhythm of the chickens is a wonderful thing to hear. Gentle taps and light peeps when they woke up in the early morning, vigorous hammering on some speck of the cardboard they all felt the need to discuss and take a whack at, daytime foraging, scratching and jump-flying. Loud peeping, soft peeping, excited peeping, contented peeping. I'm Fly-Jumping Off This High Perch Now peeping, and Hey Don't Land On Me screech-peeping. I so felt the loss when I moved them out to the coop.

My office still seems so empty.

 

[ChicoryBlue]

She has learned from the best.

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Them's some serious chickens!

 

[featherhead007]

The great thing is Phyllis roosts early. They have been roosting later than her. Phyllis can get in and get all set and then the chatterboxes can come in and roost. Hopefully they can limit roosting interactions until they are more grown up.

I have never known a teenager (Not to mouth off) just saying

 

[BY Bob]

Them's some serious chickens!

Don't cross them, I tell you that! Many a fool has. They paid the price.

 

[featherhead007]

My deal still is, the littles “Arizona and Dakota” are still staying in the chickens room. They refuse to sleep in the coop with the rest! (They would sleep up on the porch, if I didn’t bring them inside) so, @BY Bob, you are doing good!