My Wundaful flock!

[Muscovy Wunda]

I like seeing the updates of your flock @Muscovy Wunda.


The pullets I got in March laid their first little egg today!

How exciting!!! What do they look like niw they are grown up?

 

[Pretty Birds]

How exciting!!! What do they look like niw they are grown up?

They look like typical Red Sex Links. They are mostly brown with some white.

 

[Muscovy Wunda]

This thread feels like a life time ago, and I guess, in a way it is. We have moved 4 times since then, we have none of the original flock. But I am honored for all the birds I have gotten to care for. We will start with Guinea. In September 2023 I litterally peeled him off the road. Part of a wild flock, they often hunted grasshoopers and other insects off the road, many falling victim to the trucks and cars racing along the country road. His leg broken and head severely swollen, it was only by Gods grace he survived and I could nurse him back to health.

6Weeks after his accident

Guinea now spends his life hanging with the chickens, he doesn't venture too far, and he is safe from roads and cars (the mesh in last photo is me half way through a project taking a moment to admire my flock)

 

[Muscovy Wunda]

Now my Cochins. I wanted these for YEARS!!! I managed to get a trio in March last year and it has been a blast!

 

[OrpingtonManiac]

Now my Cochins. I wanted these for YEARS!!! I managed to get a trio in March last year and it has been a blast! View attachment 4041356View attachment 4041358View attachment 4041359View attachment 4041360View attachment 4041361View attachment 4041362View attachment 4041363View attachment 4041364

They're so fluffy!

 

[Muscovy Wunda]

They're so fluffy!

They are very fluffy! Watching the large rooster run reminds me of these puppets I use to have as a kid