Fluffy Butt Acres: Stories of our flock

[BY Bob]

So if anyone can appreciate this, you guys can. Apparently my support efforts for Ester are helping. Earlier I saw her squeeze out a minuscule poop, but I just let them out noe that my half workday is over and saw her drop this:
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She’s not venturing too far and is enjoying some sunshine at the moment. I don’t think it shows in the photo, but one of her shoulders is already bare.
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That is good looking poo. (I never thought I would utter such a phrase)

I was admiring one that Hattie left today. You would swear a small pony had been on my deck!!! The size of that thing!

 

[BY Bob]

Does Blu?he asked for another pinup.

He does. Phyllis has agreed. She is choosing her favorite right now.

 

[Kris5902]

Here’s a little shot of Cass, looking for some new girlfriends, or at least a one morning stand. Note Little Red not protesting the Junior Rooster moving in on his lady friends and retreating from the situation quickly. He moved out a little faster than Cass moved in to woo the new curvy girls. (Cass is still “higher up” than the new little cockerel even if Sammy and Dean are frequently reminding Cass of his place)

And speaking of curvy girls here is Roostie's little flock with that one oddball... Tailless. The wannabe meat chicken. She is less than half their size, grey, and frequently wanders about quite far away from her “sisters”, but they have decided they are a flock, and I’m not going to pit anytime into arguing it if it’s working!

 

[BY Bob]

Here we have my new rescues. I still haven’t managed to teach them about the waterers... I think they prefer the extra flavor of the mud puddles!View attachment 2467669View attachment 2467670View attachment 2467671
Little Red is learning to court the ladies a bit...
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and this is an odd little friendship in the making, but if they are happy, so am I.
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Look how cute they are when they are not covered in mud!

 

[BY Bob]

Desdemona actually suits her really well. I did think it might be too big a name for her @ first but apparently not. She is a very calm, sweet ladylike chicken. She is the only one of my new ones I can handle without major dramas.

I think most people have seen this but here she is:

I love this video.

 

[LozzyR]

sorry... but it really is quite serious! (No matter how much salt I add to it, it just isn’t the same!)

Fair enough, some things have to be just so! One of the arguments my DH and I have is the order of ingredients that you load your tortilla up with!

 

[BY Bob]

Here’s a little shot of Cass, looking for some new girlfriends, or at least a one morning stand. Note Little Red not protesting the Junior Rooster moving in on his lady friends and retreating from the situation quickly. He moved out a little faster than Cass moved in to woo the new curvy girls. (Cass is still “higher up” than the new little cockerel even if Sammy and Dean are frequently reminding Cass of his place)View attachment 2467720
And speaking of curvy girls here is Roostie's little flock with that one oddball... Tailless. The wannabe meat chicken. She is less than half their size, grey, and frequently wanders about quite far away from her “sisters”, but they have decided they are a flock, and I’m not going to pit anytime into arguing it if it’s working!View attachment 2467722

Tailless is a cutie. I actually like her shape a lot.

 

[BY Bob]

Fair enough, some things have to be just so! One of the arguments my DH and I have is the order of ingredients that you load your tortilla up with!

We were just arguing over sandwich construction today. The order in which you assemble it has a direct effect on the flavor. My Son-in-Law who built sandwiches for a living at Panera, disagrees. He says the order does not matter. I told my daughter if I had know that he felt that way I would never have approved of this marriage.

chicken tax
Baby Hattie

 

[LozzyR]

Here we have my new rescues. I still haven’t managed to teach them about the waterers... I think they prefer the extra flavor of the mud puddles!View attachment 2467669View attachment 2467670View attachment 2467671
Little Red is learning to court the ladies a bit...
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and this is an odd little friendship in the making, but if they are happy, so am I.
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They look beautiful!

 

[LozzyR]

Desdemona actually suits her really well. I did think it might be too big a name for her @ first but apparently not. She is a very calm, sweet ladylike chicken. She is the only one of my new ones I can handle without major dramas.

I think most people have seen this but here she is:

Aww, sweet baby!