awww how cute i love the names you picked , I HAD A Thelma & Louise , back in the 1980s , I rescued them , they were in a small hot metal cage out by the side of the road in the hot summer sun in F la, a sign said for sale, i jammed on my brakes and ran into this tiny shack, that sold garden things , i said how much for the both hens , they wanted $12.00 each , i took them , got them just to get them out of that horrible killer sun & out of a cage that was burning them ,& gave them a good home , as it turned out about a week later Thelma & Louise became broody in their little coop i built for those 2 ladies sitting side by side , so i called a friend that had some chickens & a rooster, and asked if i could have 2 eggs , he laughed and gave me 2 eggs which i gave to Thelma & Louise and they hatched 2 very tiny and unusual looking chicks one mostly white a female & one mostly black a male, Thelma & Louise were such happy mama hens , its was so sweet to see them out free ranging with their tiny peeps , and in no time my tiny flock became 20 birds in a very short time HA, and all unusual looking birds to, i found out later on the original eggs came from birds from Bush Gardens that Bush Gardens got straight from Africa ...lol.. my friend worked there and took eggs home that made up his flock ,so mine were all wild African mixes & they all slept in the trees, and were mostly a wild bunch of multi colored birds HA . i eventually left Fla. and my wild flock went to a friend with a big farm in Brooksville Fla, were im sure there are still some of my original wild flock still living in the trees down there , so they lived happily ever after, im glad this story about Thelma & Louise had a sweet happy ending , better then the movie did i gotta say HA 
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