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[Hillbilly Hen]

LH, love the pics.

 

[Serrin]

Cyn, I'll trade ya forecasts in a heart beat! With the exception of the humidity. Y'all can kindly keep that part! Dayum! Do you realize that your overnight lows are still higher than our daytime highs for the most part!?!

Today

Rain

Hi 47 °F Tonight

Showers
Likely
Lo 38 °F Friday

Chance
Showers
Hi 53 °F Friday
Night

Slight Chc
Showers
Lo 34 °F Saturday

Partly
Sunny
Hi 54 °F Saturday
Night

Partly
Cloudy
Lo 33 °F Sunday

Mostly
Sunny
Hi 60 °F Sunday
Night

Partly
Cloudy
Lo 36 °F Monday

Mostly
Sunny
Hi 66 °F​

LH, one more roo on your place and if your husband were mine, you'd be looking at a divorce for sure!

He is a cute little goober, ain't he?

Kathy! OMG! I didn't realize just how big Fred and Wilma are getting! Sheeeeeeesh! Wilma looks like she's already got a pound or two on Kayson! Good thing those two are such sweethearts. That could be serious trouble in another few months!

Soooo, tell me Kathy, how old will they be when they start breeding? How convenient that you have a male & female pair, huh?!?

 

[Hillbilly Hen]

Soooo, tell me Kathy, how old will they be when they start breeding? How convenient that you have a male & female pair, huh?!?

I saw a hummingbird last night!

 

[speckledhen]

The hummers arrived here about two weeks ago and I rushed to get a feeder out.



Oh, remember the mystery crow I was hearing? Kept trying to figure out if I had a strange rooster living in my woods. Well, today, I hear this screaming, caterwauling yell, almost a moo, like my Delaware, Maxie, used to do. She'd just stretch out her neck and moo like a cow, loudly, for no apparent reason. We called her the Mouth of the South. I ran out, thinking maybe it was the 6 week old Delawegger male, but lo and behold, it was my Silver Phoenix hen, Molly, yelling her fool head off! She was standing on the roost bar in the pen, stretching her neck out and mooing like a cow! Crazy hen. It must have been her I was hearing. At least, I hope it was her.

 

[Hillbilly Hen]

We called her the Mouth of the South. I ran out, thinking maybe it was the 6 week old Delawegger male, but lo and behold, it was my Silver Phoenix hen, Molly, yelling her fool head off! She was standing on the roost bar in the pen, stretching her neck out and mooing like a cow! Crazy hen. It must have been her I was hearing. At least, I hope it was her.

 

[speckledhen]

Maxie was a hoot. The well guy heard her from 300 ft away down the driveway when he was putting in the new pump and said, "Is that a chicken?" and he raised chickens! LOL. I miss her. She would go on for 30 minutes like that, just yelling her head off. She'd out-holler the roosters. No idea why Molly started doing that. I'll have to try to get it on video.

 

[Hillbilly Hen]

Cyn, I just looked at your table runner. It is beautiful, I love the colors. Good luck selling it. You sure have a knack for mixing colors.

 

[speckledhen]

Oh, thank you! I wish someone would buy it, too. It's really prettier in person, as LH can attest to, since she saw it this past weekend.

 

[kathyinmo]

Rex and Dottie's kids........
This is the smallest male. Or, more likely, the slower maturing male.... Look at the size of that neck and head!

 

[speckledhen]

They look pretty good there, Kathy! Are you keeping both males or just going to pick the best of the two? You were thinking you had only one pullet, and I see why-that first male has a really small comb!