Yes, I'm certain she would love to be an only child...with your undivided attention!It might be lovely but she really can't ~ not in the way she'd like anyway.I opened the gate this morning & Olivia was 1st out & straight underfoot to eye the jump from the ground to my shoulder. I think she'd be quite happy to be a house chicken & an only child.
I decided to make one post instead of making a whole page of them!All caught up I see...
Now if I can catch up on Bob's, Debby's and hopefully eventually get back to MJ's! I'm afraid, I've just been to much of a Gaddabout... 
Oh yes and kitchen remodeler!
I know...I love that card! I really need to get it into a frame, I would be so sad if anything happened to it!
I've always kept an eye out for those lower down the pecking order ~ particularly the little ones. That's changed as the flock has changed & with all the wet I haven't been sitting with my girls. I need to do that again & make sure everything is operating smoothly & no~one is badly missing out.Yes, I'm certain she would love to be an only child...with your undivided attention!
I would think if they are Mad, then they fit in perfectly with the rest of your flock...MegI'm so happy you decided to join in. Your chick is totally adorable!
I love my little feather dusters but frizzles don't regulate their body temp as well as other chickens. We've been quite torrential & I've had to bring them in & dry them off. They get sodden. Much wetter than any of my other girls.
The jury is still out on the Vorwerks. They're not my choice & I'm not real sure about them yet. They seem sweet enough but their daftness is scary. When I opened the gate this morning all the girls charged out except the Vorwerks. They sat on their stump & watched the charge disdainfully. As soon as they had the pen to themselves they took off crashing into the wire all over the place, & doing some really dangerous stunts. Mad. You'd never believe it watching them with the rest where they are quiet, calm & restrained.
It's been a crazy year for you! Hopefully life will slow down a bit and you will get the much needed time with them!
My other girls are mad lunatics ~ eccentric mad. This lot are plain daft. They know there's a roof & walls but they take off flying full tilt & crash about the pen. I'm worried someone will break her neck with their antics.I would think if they are Mad, then they fit in perfectly with the rest of your flock...
They really enjoy free ranging but I'm not convinced they're all that cluey.
Either works.I think his conversion is a testament to how charming chickens areor maybe how soft hearted he is?
That's definitely a different sort of mad! Hopefully they will get it figured out before they injure themselves! They've only been around since the 90's, but somehow they've been able to survive!My other girls are mad lunatics ~ eccentric mad. This lot are plain daft. They know there's a roof & walls but they take off flying full tilt & crash about the pen. I'm worried someone will break her neck with their antics.
I thought you liked "Mad" hensMeg
I love my little feather dusters but frizzles don't regulate their body temp as well as other chickens. We've been quite torrential & I've had to bring them in & dry them off. They get sodden. Much wetter than any of my other girls.
The jury is still out on the Vorwerks. They're not my choice & I'm not real sure about them yet. They seem sweet enough but their daftness is scary. When I opened the gate this morning all the girls charged out except the Vorwerks. They sat on their stump & watched the charge disdainfully. As soon as they had the pen to themselves they took off crashing into the wire all over the place, & doing some really dangerous stunts. Mad. You'd never believe it watching them with the rest where they are quiet, calm & restrained.
