My Chickens

[Belle Chickens]

These are my American Game Bantams, they are now 'teenagers', but...the lovable type...hehehe

Left, Henny Penny, right, Cherokee. (She has a tiny mosquito bite on her left eye but I know what to do.)

The American Game Bantam males, left, Jelly, right, Silver.

Cherokee and her ever curious personality.

The female chicken near Atomic the bunny's cage? That's Eye-Liner. (My sister named her.)

Sleepy Silver, close up.

One of my Bak Kuih chicks. Can someone tell me their breed?

Yeti, a Bak Kuih chick, resting, cos of a broken leg. Two day old American Bantam chicks, A (yellow) and Z. (With the black patterns)



My Bak Kuih chicks.

Please show me your chickens and chicks! Thanks!

 

[Free Feather]

What is Bak Kuih?

 

[Belle Chickens]

Above left, Yeti, the Bak Kuih chicken. Above right, Yeti and two baby American Game Bantam chicks, A and Z. Bottom, Yeti with his broken leg.




Bak Kuih is the Chinese word for 'Pork Cake'. The people in my country calls it 'Bak Kuih'. It has an English name but I have never heard of it. The Bak Kuih chicken has delicious meat, is gentle and does not run away when you catch it. It also eats a lot. Have you any idea of the English name of the chicken?

 

[Free Feather]

No, I have pets only here, so I am not so savvy with the production birds.

How did Yeti break his leg?

 

[Belle Chickens]

Well, Yeti broke his leg because he was right under Dad's foot when Dad was getting on his motorbike. Dad accidentally stepped on Yeti and when I found him ,he was lying down in one corner, not making a sound, and lying down. His eye was open and he did not seem to have any pain.