Hello from the French Pyrenees

[A Swede in France]

Thanks for the warm welcome everyone!

I tried to add some photos but the site wouldn't recognize them as images. I'll try again to see if I can make it work

 

[Boppo]

Well, your avatar photo is pretty good, and awfully cute. Good luck getting your photos up!

 

[A Swede in France]

These are my youngest and newest girls Praline, Astrid and Agnes. They've only been here for a month. They are super sweet and cuddly and still make baby Brahma noises

 

[triciayoung]

Welcome. We are very much alike. I have 9-hens and 2-roos. I don't want to eat any of my chickens or give away one of the boys. My hens are barred rock, australorps, speckled sussex, delaware and silkies. My boys are both speckled sussex. I made a bachelor pad for my boys. They are pretty happy.

 

[A Swede in France]

This is Lady the Azure, Spook the Gauloise, Margot the silkie, and Fritz and Hedwig, gold partridge brahmas

 

[triciayoung]

This is Lady the Azure, Spook the Gauloise, Margot the silkie, and Fritz and Hedwig, gold partridge brahmas
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Beautiful chickens

 

[A Swede in France]

And here we have Goldie the Appenzeller, and tiny Olive the Araucana, and some of everyone just hanging out

 

[TropicalBabies]

Aloha! Glad you joined!
Beautiful photos of your flock Big fan of Brahma so total eye candy to me.
Looking forward to seeing you around!

 

[A Swede in France]

Welcome. We are very much alike. I have 9-hens and 2-roos. I don't want to eat any of my chickens or give away one of the boys. My hens are barred rock, australorps, speckled sussex, delaware and silkies. My boys are both speckled sussex. I made a bachelor pad for my boys. They are pretty happy.

Hi! I'm experimenting with a coop and run only for the boys but I'm too soft hearted to keep them locked up all the time so at the moment they sleep separately but most of them still free-range together during the day. I've got two girls who are apparently extremely alluring, and I keep them separate from the boys all the time now. I'm still sort of vainly hoping I can have one big happy free-ranging flock but yes maybe is boys on their own or creating two flocks, one for the big breeds, and one for the smaller

Do you keep your roos completely separate and out of sight of the girls?

 

[A Swede in France]

Aloha! Glad you joined!
Beautiful photos of your flock Big fan of Brahma so total eye candy to me.
Looking forward to seeing you around!

Aw, thank you! I love taking pictures of them