Photos of my chickens - 5/22 (pic heavy)

ChickensAreSweet

Heavenly Grains for Hens
9 Years
Jun 8, 2010
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Pacific NW- where the Douglas Firs grow
Here are the girls (and boys)- they came up to the gates because they see me coming!
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White Orpingtons on the left, Silkies on the right
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My beautiful head roo "Rooey"
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My Buff Minorca "Marigold" on the right, with one of the silkie juveniles being inspected by a friend
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the girls are so beautiful
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California White on the right, Buff Minorca on the left
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Our cockerel from Catdance Silkies' eggs (all the juvenile silkies here are from her eggs)
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pretty pullet
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little diva up-and-coming
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the flock is eating leftover hot dog buns, a little stale, and some "getting old but not bad yet" sugar snap peas
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one of my beautiful EEs on the left
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our handsome boy again- he is not dominant over the large hens, but he herds the silkies around
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Buttercup on left
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here is one that I thought was a cockerel but now not so sure
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Fuzzy lovable balls of fluff
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My Welsummers in the back
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The girls sharing a snack
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Gather 'round, everyone!
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Thank you to theoldchick for giving me the framework to do a photo essay- I tried to do what she did a little bit.
 
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I love looking at other folks' flocks and yours is no exception. What a lovely bunch of white Orps! Silkies are starting to grow on me, but I won't hatch silkie eggs or buy any. My friend is threatening to gift me with a few, because I do think hers are cute. Ya gotta see 'em doing the chicken thing LIVE to appreciate 'em, I guess. Or at least I do.

I so miss the Pacific NorthWest. I think the Sierra Foothills is my chance to live somewhere a bit closer to those memories; Ponderosa pines, cedars, apple tree, lots of nearby forested area, and some similar ground-cover. I don't think I can grow rhodies there, but I might try!

Thank you so much for sharing the photos of your flock!!
 

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