Ribh's D'Coopage

[Grammy60]

Hello everyone Hope all is going well. Work is keeping me busy as today was the first day with the children lots of little's that have never been away from family, so lots of crying. I love reading about your adventures and all. We get to have fun processing some birds on our long weekend coming up-can we say fun, not really.

 

[Ribh]

The colour arrived after sunrise this morning, further to the south & half hidden in the trees.​

Our point [the dark green on the right hand side], as seen from the jetty this morning.

 

[Kris5902]

Just wow! Those colors are amazing...
All caught up again, some amazing pictures all around! And I absolutely adore the roosting shots as well.

 

[Ribh]

I absolutely adore the roosting shots as well.

I love going into the coop as the girls are roosting. It is such a nice time of the day. Whatever's gone on in the day is forgotten & everyone is friends again.

 

[Kris5902]

I love going into the coop as the girls are roosting. It is such a nice time of the day. Whatever's gone on in the day is forgotten & everyone is friends again.

Even my three bachelors manage toroost together peacefully once dusk has fully settled and it starts to move into full dark...

 

[Ribh]

I've suspected for a while that these 2 are my absolute favourite chickens! Now they have settled down & trust me they are so much fun!
They're gentle when taking feed from my hand, vocal when they want attention, smart & funny & so very, very pretty~ & they aren't pushy!​

 

[Ribh]

It's been a while...No treats because I knew we'd have veggie scraps later from the dinner prep but that is Bob's blanket you catch a glimpse of!

 

[Shadrach]

It's been a while...No treats because I knew we'd have veggie scraps later from the dinner prep but that is Bob's blanket you catch a glimpse of!

Have you got any left footers in the flock? They'll have a preference to stand on their right foot first to scratch.

 

[Ribh]

Have you got any left footers in the flock? They'll have a preference to stand on their right foot first to scratch.

I can always rely on you for an interesting observation, @Shadrach. I have no idea. I will have to pay closer attention.

 

[Shadrach]

I can always rely on you for an interesting observation, @Shadrach. I have no idea. I will have to pay closer attention.

The reason I ask is I'm trying to find out if if left footed chickens also have the eye functions reversed. There is a left footer two farms down from me which I treated for an injury last year and she seemed to have her eye function reversed.
Sorry, boring stuff. Lovely pictures btw.