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[Hillbilly Hen]

Kathy, you are having wayyyy to much fun with those

 

[kathyinmo]

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I saw Ladyhawk's new license plate. As I understand it, the state of KY was not going to allow her to move there. They reluctantly agreed, only if she warned the public by displaying the license plate they issued her.

 

[Hillbilly Hen]

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I saw Ladyhawk's new license plate. As I understand it, the state of KY was not going to allow her to move there. They reluctantly agreed, only if she warned the public by displaying the license plate they issued her.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/uploads/31282_license_iam.jpg

 

[Hillbilly Hen]

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My almost naked Barred Rock, I think it looks like a little dinosaur.

One of the icelandic, this one loves to jump on me everytime I put my hand in the box. So does the delaware in the background.

And most of the gang. Since it is snowing again I think we have to wait a bit longer before moving them out.

 

[speckledhen]

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LH was waiting for those. She told me on the phone that they were coming, LOL. Stand back everyone! I think it's ON!

 

[Inkheart]

They look Great!!!!!!!

 

[kathyinmo]

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They look great, Laura! The Icelandic is a boy. The Barred Rock looks to be a girl. They take forever to feather in, too! SLOW feathering!

 

[Hillbilly Hen]

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Thanks. I was wondering if that icleandic was a boy since his comb was already bigger. He sure is a sweetie.

The Barred Rocks are the reason I am waiting to move them out to the coop. I just can't believe this weather.

 

[kathyinmo]

Yes, I have to keep the Barred Rocks under heat lamps longer than the other breeds. Poor things get cold!

 

[speckledhen]

The broodies are coming! The broodies are coming! Emily, my black Rock, the one who quit on Day 17 last year, sat on a nest for about 7 hours today, then left. Now, Tiny, my half blind Ameraucana/Sumatra girl, laid her egg and left the nest, but later, got back on and is threatening to remove my fingers, not that unusual since she is a nest-guarder, but she never goes back later after she has laid for the day. It's that time of year, I'm afraid.

It's hot enough today that I turned off the heat lamps and cracked the top of a window in the coop with the two-week-old babies. They are all over the place in every corner, eating, drinking and sparring.