My most recent chicken photos. enjoy! *Pic heavy*

[ChickenCharmer]

Athena the Yokohama hen laying her egg

Louise the Black Lorp

Willow the EE. What a beard, huh?

Corona enjoying a dust bath, but she got some dirt in her her buttercup comb!

Antoinette the sebright

Beth sunbathing

Chickens in the grass! I love this photo because of the colors! There are lovely shades of red, white, blue, green, orange. If there's anything prettier than a chicken, it's a chicken in grass.

Daphne the OEGB

Isabell the Jap laying her egg

Victoria the Leghorn

Beth the little Dutch girl

Henrietta the EE

Clara the BO

Broody Angela. Before she was killed.

An OEG/Golden Sebright mix hatched last May:

The chicken's favorite foraging spot in the forest (tons of crickets under the leaves)

This one was not made recently, but I just had to include him:

THANKS FOR VIEWING!

 

[tunaoftheland]

pretty pictures and birds! Sorry about Angela though

 

[lambchicks]

Funny Corona!
Love the dirt in the butter cup comb too!
And yes, chickens in the grass!

Thanks for sharing!

 

[blackfootfarm]

nice pics. You must live close to the Oregon border, I recognize the laurels/medrone in the background

 

[lisahaschickens]

beautiful pics! Your chickens look like they have great lives with you!

and laurels and madrones grow in much of California... not just near Oregon. I grew up in the Bay Area and we have plenty there... along with redwoods

 

[blackfootfarm]

I looked at those and thought that she must be in No. Ca., But you have them way south too?? wow I learn something everyday!

 

[willkatdawson]

my goodness what beautiful chickens you have. You must be so proud of them.

 

[ChickenCharmer]

Yeah, I sure am proud of them!

And, blackfootfarm, I actually live in the Santa Cruz mountains. We have mostly redwoods, medrone, oak, and fir trees. No laurels in our area. (I've seen laurels close to our area though.)

 

[lisahaschickens]

The Bay Area isn't way south... it's still NorCal... but nowhere near the Oregon border. I live in SW Washington now and I do the drive all the time... 4+ hours from Oregon border to the Bay Area... but it's still NorCal

 

[lisahaschickens]

Santa Cruz is in the transition zone between NorCal and SoCal... right in the middle.... south of the Bay Area by a ways....