Fluffy Butt Acres: Stories of our flock

[bgmathteach]

I owe much tax......

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This must be an older picture; I can tell be cause Sansa looks lovely here! She is a gorgeous lady, and recent head shots prove it....but her feather patterns are just so gorgeous, too. I'm hoping that the feathers grow in soon to replace the frizzled ones...so she has more warmth & protection (hopefully we won't have to wait until spring for a 'soft molt' to replace them!)

The first pic has a very nice profile of Lilly And I love the ever curious 'I'm watching you (in case you happen to drop an extra treat or something!) of the head-on shots

 

[Chicken poppy]

And I love the ever curious 'I'm watching you (in case you happen to drop an extra treat or something!) of the head-on shots

who needs extra anyway? Just give it to her! Im sure she’ll "watch" over them.

 

[bgmathteach]

im gonna take a guess here at these wonderful chickens breeds! Top one back is black sex link? Middle one plymouth barred rock, and bottom golden laced something for the bottom and the back is black sex link! I tried. Although golden laced is a color not a breed, im not to sure what breed she could be!

Don't forget Hattie, the Lavender Orpington front & center in the first photo!!! She is the epitome of a lady!(photo bombing Phyllis is notably absent, though!)

 

[featherhead007]

The chickens are out and about today, but they don’t want to play with me. They are out scratching for worms and bugs. We are getting a lot of presip,procepa, prepsip (RAIN) today!

 

[BY Bob]

thank you! I wasnt to confident in a wyandotte because i couldnt see the feet (to tell if their feathered or not) and i dont know much about wyandottes haha. very beautiful birds!

They truly are beautiful ladies.

 

[BY Bob]

This must be an older picture; I can tell be cause Sansa looks lovely here! She is a gorgeous lady, and recent head shots prove it....but her feather patterns are just so gorgeous, too. I'm hoping that the feathers grow in soon to replace the frizzled ones...so she has more warmth & protection (hopefully we won't have to wait until spring for a 'soft molt' to replace them!)

The first pic has a very nice profile of Lilly And I love the ever curious 'I'm watching you (in case you happen to drop an extra treat or something!) of the head-on shots

It is much older. From back when Sansa had feathers.

 

[BY Bob]

Don't forget Hattie, the Lavender Orpington front & center in the first photo!!! She is the epitome of a lady!(photo bombing Phyllis is notable absent, though!)

Yes I purposefully excluded Phyllis from this round to showcase some other ladies.

 

[BY Bob]

The chickens are out and about today, but they don’t want to play with me. They are out scratching for worms and bugs. We are getting a lot of presip,procepa, prepsip (RAIN) today!

You need to stay in out of the rain for your health. Be smart.

Tax

 

[Chicken poppy]

Don't forget Hattie, the Lavender Orpington front & center in the first photo!!! She is the epitome of a lady!(photo bombing Phyllis is notable absent, though!)

Oh yes! wasnt 100% sure on her so i didnt want to make a guess cause i knew id be off haha! Very lovely girl though.

 

[BY Bob]

Attack Thwarted

I just stopped the Cooper's Hawk. The girls were out gathered around me like this.

The Hawk was coming in from the left, above the shed.

I saw it and took two steps forward to put myself between it and the ladies. It aborted and flew off to the right.

It is NOT gone.

Not a song bird to be found today.

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