Hens go broody when you don’t want them to… and won’t go broody when you do. 
- May 5, 2014
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Mrs. Olesen - she had to go outside by herself because she was mean to the others, when the coop is done, she'll be returned to the flock (hopefully at the bottom of the pecking order if i've read it correctly) - she is so beautiful and very friendly to people, just not other chickens
Hiding in the back is Chicken Little (couldnt get a pic of her sister, Chicken Big, she was hiding too) - I believe they may be Amber whites, possibly, maybe?
This is Zebra, she had stripes when she was a little chick, but now she's turning a gorgeous black
This is Buttercup - she loves to sit on my hand/arm and probably one of the sweetest animals i've ever met in my life!
This is Dot, her sister, Polka has less black on her, but she kept running away from the camera. These aren't the friendliest of the birds I have, but they sure are beautiful!!!Hubby is in the process of building their coop/run as we speak, but I'd like to know that all my girls are girls (hopefully) and any other info I can learn about them. I've read lots of forums, and I guess I'll go back and introduce myself in the newbie forum also - lol
