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OH OH OH! I know people like that! I am related to several!
Hey, speak of the devil, theres York! Hi YORK!
All righty then... I went out, snapped some mugs...
What color am I?
Here is my wing...
Roger getting his crow on.
Roger standing guard. He's a good papa roo.
This one is for CG... Look at my pretty partrige back there... And my dotts too.
Would you look at that expression! She thought Hawk was getting something. I had my fingers bit several times while taking pictures. Hawk is up close, then the black with funky looking butts... Well its two there... Eldee is in back, and Esdee, and I haven't named the fuzzy butt on the left yet. She's looks like Hawk at first glance, but then you look at her cheeks. She doesn't have them.
I am thinking, bbq... He's pretty though. AND BIG! He is taller and broader than Mr. Fluffers. He is a mutt... He'd be free to any one who just wants a roo for their girls, and not so big on the pure lines. BUT HE IS NOT FREE FOR DINNER.
What am I? She is the only one I have that looks like this...
WHAT!!?And last, but not least... Orange and Pekin...
I had about 40 pics all together, but these were the only ones that I wanted to share.
Awwww, Great looking chickens Nova!
As usual, my favorites are Roger and Leila!
Hey Nova, How is your sister?
As usual, my favorites are Roger and Leila!
Hey Nova, How is your sister?
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Sounds like you are close to where my older sister lives in Alanson. Wow that's a lot of chickens. I have 16 red/black pullets and 2 plymouth rocks, then added 2 white ducks. They are very entertaining for all of us, my husband has even started to enjoy them more. Have a great Memorial Day!
I still continue to be amazed with the fact that people will name chickens. I guess it is a reflection of my upbringing in which the only name ever attached to a chicken was fried. Once I moved away from home I have expanded my vocabulary to included names liked baked, broiled, and grilled. Occasionly my mother would allow our chickens to have playmates; they were called dumplings. I'm pretty sure old Harlan only called his chickens the same thing.
Are those full grown white ducks compared to the large chicken? Very cute pictures, never seen those kind before.
Marcellus, MI. which is west of Three Rivers, MI between US-131 and M-40.
Nah Jem, they are only about a month old. They are Pekin Ducks... in about another few weeks, they'd be ready for the table... Or not... not sure yet. LOL Welcome to the thread.
Nancy, my sister is out of the hospital. She has two tubes coming out of her stomach to keep the bile drained while her liver heals where the surgeon nicked it taking out her gall bladder. I know... The surgeon who corrected the "OOPSY" and sewed up the bile duct leak and the blood leak was not the same one who did the initial removal. She ended up back in again 2 days after that, because there was fluid build up in her stomach cavity pushing against the diaphram, and that is when they found the liver had been nicked as well during the gall bladder removal, which is near impossible to do, and he said that he fix the liver too, but it would require a full cavity opening to get to it, or she could just let it heal on its own while they continue to drain the bile from the cavity. So, she is going the drainage route... So much for a routine gall bladder removal.
Nancy, my sister is out of the hospital. She has two tubes coming out of her stomach to keep the bile drained while her liver heals where the surgeon nicked it taking out her gall bladder. I know... The surgeon who corrected the "OOPSY" and sewed up the bile duct leak and the blood leak was not the same one who did the initial removal. She ended up back in again 2 days after that, because there was fluid build up in her stomach cavity pushing against the diaphram, and that is when they found the liver had been nicked as well during the gall bladder removal, which is near impossible to do, and he said that he fix the liver too, but it would require a full cavity opening to get to it, or she could just let it heal on its own while they continue to drain the bile from the cavity. So, she is going the drainage route... So much for a routine gall bladder removal.
Opa, You have to admit, some BYC members are really good at naming chickens!
3963Jem! I was just on 131 near the Monsanto building. What do they do at that location?
Sounds like your sister made the right choice to just let the liver heal on it's own.
Most gall bladder surgeries are uneventful. Good to research the doctors before surgery.
I try to ask people at the hospital for recommendations.
3963Jem! I was just on 131 near the Monsanto building. What do they do at that location?
Sounds like your sister made the right choice to just let the liver heal on it's own.
Most gall bladder surgeries are uneventful. Good to research the doctors before surgery.
I try to ask people at the hospital for recommendations.
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