I saw two frizzles that were labled as hens at the feedstore that I couldn't pass up. I'm the proudest mama ever, they're super sweet and extremely adorable--and their fluffy butts are to die for!
I'm new to chickens but I think they're bantam cochins. I've no idea what to call their colorings and I'm not entirely positive they're both hens, either.
They're still pretty young. They're at that half cluck-half peeping stage and they're TINY. Both are smaller than even my smallest polish chicken.
Pictures, go!
Everyone, meet Penny-Jo. Penny-Jo meet the wonderful BYC forum members!
Showing off her fuzzy rear!
She's a much more easy-going hen than her fellow frizz. I was able to get some good glamour shots of her!
And this is Mary-Jane. She way faster than her counterpart.
Mary-Jane, special guest: Penny-Jo!
I really like the coloring on MJ and she's already brave enough to steal things from me when I'm eating!
Thank you for putting up with my doting.
I'm new to chickens but I think they're bantam cochins. I've no idea what to call their colorings and I'm not entirely positive they're both hens, either.
They're still pretty young. They're at that half cluck-half peeping stage and they're TINY. Both are smaller than even my smallest polish chicken.
Pictures, go!
Everyone, meet Penny-Jo. Penny-Jo meet the wonderful BYC forum members!
Showing off her fuzzy rear!
She's a much more easy-going hen than her fellow frizz. I was able to get some good glamour shots of her!
And this is Mary-Jane. She way faster than her counterpart.
Mary-Jane, special guest: Penny-Jo!
I really like the coloring on MJ and she's already brave enough to steal things from me when I'm eating!