Ended Official BYC Mini Contest - Family & Fowl Photos

[Crazychocolatedog]

Lol, I kind of figured that! Omelet is a much better name for a chicken than for a little girl

I was in a goofy mood, so I thought I’d add that , lol.

 

[N F C]

I was in a goofy mood, so I thought I’d add that , lol.

I guess I could see some Hollywood type naming a kid Omelet, considering the other names they've come up with

 

[Crazychocolatedog]

For sure! Like, Daisey- Boo, Apple, cricket- Pearl, Buddy -Bear...lol. Jeeesh.
My husband named that chicken omelet. He’s funny.
The other chicken names are Penelope ,Dixie, Autumn and Scarlet.

 

[Fluffy&Cutie]

My baby and his baby.

 

[Matieus27]

Here is My youngest Hugging one of our ducks we used to have.

 

[N F C]

View attachment 1579561Here is My youngest Hugging one of our ducks we used to have.

That looks like the perfect advertisement to have ducks (and kids)!

Very cute!

 

[Matieus27]

He Loved these little ducklings. The photo above was featured on Feltman brothers clothing line. My Wife Took this photo we share this account.

 

[animalyodelers]

 

[Blooie]

I wanted to show off these photos, but I'm just sharing, not using them as an entry because it really doesn't have any chickens in it. But our littlest granddaughter, Kendra, was born with Spina Bifida and is very autistic and mostly non-communicative. She is the jewel in our family crown. She loved the chickens when I had them. We used to take her out in her wheelchair, I'd gather the eggs, and we'd put them in her basket on her lap, then bring them in the house. She'd giggle and say, "Eggs, eggs." Then when we'd get in the house, she got to count them (yes, she can count and even read, but she doesn't communicate) and put them in the cartons.

So one day during physical therapy here (I am her day care provider) we had her in her walker walking up and down the sidewalk by the street. As we got back to my house, she pointed at the coop and said, "Chickens, chickens". Holy smokes, she wanted to see the chickens and communicated that to us. Well, her walker is no good on uneven ground..she's not steady enough for that. So we took her as close as we could on the sidewalk in our yard, then Cindi took her out of the walker and, holding on to the waist belt on Kendra's braces, began slowly walking her to the coop. Kendra STOOD there and visited with our gentle Red Sex Link, Ida, and then I ran in and got my phone and the egg basket. This is Kendra, carrying her eggs and walking with Cindi just holding her waist belt. I always say that if every egg in that basket would have been smashed to bits, it would have been worth it!

Please enjoy Kendra's moments:

Kendra visiting with Ida

WALKING to the house with her eggs. She's so focused!

 

[N F C]

I always adore your grandchildren stories and pictures Blooie!

And just think, sometime next year after your spring-delivery of chicks, Kendra will be able to collect eggs again!