Solanacae
Crowing
When mine are molting they will purr when they dust bathe. I imagine it feels lovely to have something to scratch at all those itchy pin feathers.
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That's the oneAre you referring to Frida Kahlo?
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I suppose they must be some kind of twins.
That's a clever idea.Lovely! I agree that chickens *talk* to each other. Mine will also *talk* to me though I don't think I'm so good @ communicating back. The exception is the evening purr...If my girls seem a tad unsettled @ roosting I will start the *purr* & eventually everyone will join in & settle down.
That last picture is quite touching. Is Henry watching while the hen dustbathes ?Dry and not cold this afternoon. Chatted to C for a bit and suggested that we could dispense with the two lage buckets for the geese in the allotment run and just keep one in the goose run and another small bucket to be emptied daily in the allotment run. I also suggested that some lightweight bird netting over the chicken coop run might be sensible.
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The picture below illustrates my point about the size of Henry compared to the Legbars and Ex Battery hen. Henry could almost tep over the hen on his left and yes he does have a big arse.
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I don't know. It wasn't windy, or cold and they do this.
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Matilda is moulting and prefers to lie in the nest box at night currently. Lime got on the outisde roost bar on her own. Henry had already gone in. Matilda arrived and went into join Henry and Lima hopped off the perch and went in to join them.
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Oh no I was thinking some kind of political statement to their doorman!I should say; that's enormous!
maybe a different sort of wind blew from one of the girls on the left
Can Frieda see normally or are you going to have to trim this thing ?I am changing the name of one of this year's pullets; this one just has to be called Frida - not just because of the unibrow, but also a good Swedish name
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I'll try to get a better photo tomorrow; the camera seems to have focussed on the bird behind, but I think you can see the unibrow clearly enough anyway
That's a great trick to know. I always try to sing lullabies to calm down the roosting drama but it really doesn't work. I can't purr at all though, but maybe I can register one of them doing it, and play it to them ! Or, try to practice .Lovely! I agree that chickens *talk* to each other. Mine will also *talk* to me though I don't think I'm so good @ communicating back. The exception is the evening purr...If my girls seem a tad unsettled @ roosting I will start the *purr* & eventually everyone will join in & settle down.
time will tell. I've had to trim Quenell's twice alreadyCan Frieda see normally or are you going to have to trim this thing ?
I don't know BDutch. I would tax them if I could, and the ones that don't like us as well.