Fluffy Butt Acres: Stories of our flock

[BY Bob]

2nd Chick is Visible

Here is Glynda's second chick. Based on coloring its likely a Polish.

Still none for Lady Featherington.

 

[knoturavggrl]

GLYNDA DID IT!

The first chick is out!

Congrats She did it!!!

 

[featherhead007]

2nd Chick is Visible

Here is Glynda's second chick. Based on coloring its likely a Polish.

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Still none for Lady Featherington.

I be hope Lady Featherington isn’t feeling left out by not having chicks yet.

 

[featherhead007]

2nd Chick is Visible

Here is Glynda's second chick. Based on coloring its likely a Polish.

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Still none for Lady Featherington.

I’m hoping that she’s Polish.

 

[featherhead007]

It’s hot outside today and the birds are feeling it. I have water everywhere and cooling stations in the yard.

 

[featherhead007]

It’s hot outside today and the birds are feeling it. I have water everywhere and cooling stations in the yard.

 

[Grandma The Chicken]

How sweet. Does kitty have a name?

No, he does not.

Good News?

I'm taking this as good news. Glynda is up and off the eggs every morning early. She frequently greets us at the back door.

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Glynda has not left the nest yet today......

........has she gone into lockdown?

Today is day 21.

No peeps detected at 11:15 am local time.

These two look like Tony and Parmesan or Mozzarella except Tony and the twins refuse to walk up to the door to say hello.
Well, at least someone comes to say hello every day, by window or door.

 

[rural mouse]

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Glad you're running lots of cooling spots! Take it easy with the heat!

 

[featherhead007]

No, he does not.

These two look like Tony and Parmesan or Mozzarella except Tony and the twins refuse to walk up to the door to say hello.
Well, at least someone comes to say hello every day, by window or door.
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I keep expecting a big grin and then a disappearing act from that cat.

 

[Ponypoor]

It's a lavender thing. Frequently lavender birds have a feather shredding gene with it.

Ok good to know, they look frayed to me.