One thing among many I like about the DC is they are very vocal I often hear them do what I call singing it is described as a content cackle-clucking that trails off at the end and my hens have not been coddled by me to get this way I really believe it is the breed.
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When we got her we were more clueless than we are now. Which is a good thing. I would have not got one.
She is not as friendly as the EE. She is more skiddish around people, but we got her so old. Though when she is laying she is not scared. I have gone in and opened the nest box lid and she just looks up at you like you walked in on her in the bathroom. One time, I was rather tired and not fully awake and I said "oh sorry", it was kind of funny.
If the EE is on the nest when I open it, she runs off, the cornish just gives you an annoying look lol.
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When we got her we were more clueless than we are now. Which is a good thing. I would have not got one.
She is not as friendly as the EE. She is more skiddish around people, but we got her so old. Though when she is laying she is not scared. I have gone in and opened the nest box lid and she just looks up at you like you walked in on her in the bathroom. One time, I was rather tired and not fully awake and I said "oh sorry", it was kind of funny.
If the EE is on the nest when I open it, she runs off, the cornish just gives you an annoying look lol.
