Introduce your flock!

[Emily_loveschickens]

Hi everyone,
I love seeing the other kinds of chickens people have, (or any other sort of poultry) and there breed and name. So I thought to make this thread so we can intreduce our flock! Share the chickens age, name and breed and there personality! Ill go first!




This here is Penelope, she is a 4 almost 5 week old golden comet. She is very curious and pretty friendly and seems very bonded to me!




This is tilly she is a 4 week old Easter eager chick, she is very curious and always checks humans out. she is somewhat friendly but is very selective on who to trust.







This is Dottie, she is a barred rock (all of my chicks are the same age) and she is pretty photogenic, she is the mean girl of the flock but is still friendly to her chick freinds and human friends.






And last but certainly not least! This is clementine she is a golden comet. She is very innocent, friendly, and curious and always jumps on your head to sit there.




I hope to see what your flock looks like!

 

[FrappcinoObsession]

Hi everyone,
I love seeing the other kinds of chickens people have, (or any other sort of poultry) and there breed and name. So I thought to make this thread so we can intreduce our flock! Share the chickens age, name and breed and there personality! Ill go first!



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This here is Penelope, she is a 4 almost 5 week old golden comet. She is very curious and pretty friendly and seems very bonded to me!



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This is tilly she is a 4 week old Easter eager chick, she is very curious and always checks humans out. she is somewhat friendly but is very selective on who to trust.






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This is Dottie, she is a barred rock (all of my chicks are the same age) and she is pretty photogenic, she is the mean girl of the flock but is still friendly to her chick freinds and human friends.





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And last but certainly not least! This is clementine she is a golden comet. She is very innocent, friendly, and curious and always jumps on your head to sit there.




I hope to see what your flock looks like!

They are gorgeous

 

[Emily_loveschickens]

They are gorgeous

Thank you!

 

[MrsLarson]

Love your post! Your girls are sweet. Can't wait to see them grown.
These are our girls...

The new additions... 2 Black Copper Marans & 2 Prairie Bluebells from Hoover Hatchery.

And our first... They are a year old now.
Pearl White Leghorn, Americauna, Blue Australorp, & Buff-Laced Polish from Murray McMurray Hatchery.

They are our "not pets" and we love them dearly!

 

[Emily_loveschickens]

Love your post! Your girls are sweet. Can't wait to see them grown.
These are our girls...
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The new additions... 2 Black Copper Marans & 2 Prairie Bluebells from Hoover Hatchery.
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And our first... They are a year old now.
Pearl White Leghorn, Americauna, Blue Australorp, & Buff-Laced Polish from Murray McMurray Hatchery.

They are our "not pets" and we love them dearly!

They are beautiful!

 

[MrsLarson]

They are beautiful!

Thank you.

 

[Bird fanatic]

I have way to many to name them all lol (89 give or take) but here is dinky the mama and the black one furthest from her is iris the other black one is blueberry the all yellow one is bumblebee and the yellow one with the stripes is June I call her June bug. they are in a small coop I built untill they are a little older so no Predators eat them.edited for a name change

 

[Lady Clucks-a-Lot]

Bumblebee! Good name! I was going to name one of our chickens Bumblebee but than I didn't since that we got 3 chicks and I decided to name them Peanut, Butter, and Jelly (or Jellyfish).

 

[Bird fanatic]

Bumblebee! Good name! I was going to name one of our chickens Bumblebee but than I didn't since that we got 3 chicks and I decided to name them Peanut, Butter, and Jelly (or Jellyfish).

That is a wonderful idea love them

 

[StarChicken]

Here are some of mine. They're mutts derived from ISA Browns. Silly fellow pool player thought he'd make more ISA Browns; instead, this is what he got!

I have three red pullets, four white pullets, and Splotches. Plus, I have two red roos and one white one. I'm a bit torn between keeping the white roo or the red roo pictured. I like the pretty white pullets, but if they lay white eggs, well . . .

There's no real nutritional difference between brown and white eggs, but the public has been conditioned by marketing to think brown eggs are better . . . Being able to be outside does make our backyard flocks' eggs more nutritious, though.