That last pic my phone took as a motion pic (so 2-3 second video). What posts seems to be the end of the video. I went back to it and played the motion....Screenshot this (haven't figured out how to turn earlier second to a pic)View attachment 4220140the scrape

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Yes - hey, please move your foot, thank you! ❤️
 
Beautiful! Long legs, flag tail, plus they have a top knot that doesn't obstruct much! They are on my list. Very, very wary though I think? I don't remember. Only available straight-run, as I recall.

I didn’t know they were here, haven’t seen them advertised around here.

They are very cute and seemed very docile - they weren’t worried about all
The people - seemed interested in seeing everything.
 
Yes, cascade is a good word for the fall of feathers on the saddle and hackles. I don't see that yet. Shehnai's aren't real pointy either but the "cascade" is quite evident.
That cascade is crystal clear. ... and only the roos get it. No cascade, not a rooster (excepting breeds that are "hen-feathered")
 
Been meaning to ask everyone - has anyone else noticed the "lip smacking" beak / tongue / mouth when getting snuggles? And before @featherhead007 jumps in, I mean the sound from a chicken!

Both Tedi and Annie do it often, right after getting situated on my lap. I had thought it was a dry mouth needing a drink, like they just ate something, or clearing their mouth in some way. Now I think it's something else, a happy or contented expression. I don't know where, but I saw a reference to happy beak clicking. Is this it, if it's a real thing?
 
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Been meaning to ask everyone - has anyone else noticed the "lip smacking" beak / tongue / mouth when getting snuggles? And before @featherhead007 jumps in, I mean the sound from a chicken!

Both Tedi and Annie do it often, right after getting situated on my lap. I had thought it was a dry mouth needing a drink, like they just ate something, or clearing their mouth in some way. Now I think it's something else, a happy or contented expression. I don't know where, but I saw a reference to happy beak clicking. Is this it, if it's a real thing?
All the time. I call that action “bubble gumming” means a very happy chook. My kids are always happy when they are around me. No treats needed, just attention.
 

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