Show me your flock(and I’ll show you mine)

[Marle94]

I have a small flock…just two Golden Comets and two Seramas. Bossy, Flossy, Goldi(locks) and Jade.

 

[RebelFord81]

5 Lavender Orpingtons, 3 Gold Laced wyandotte, 9 Olive Eggers

 

[I Miss u Loaf]

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Mistletoe
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Opal looks like my chicken Herobrine

 

[I Miss u Loaf]

Opal looks like my chicken Herobrine

 

[Shabby Chic-Hens]

Opal looks like my chicken Herobrine

Pretty name! Opal is a Sapphire Gem mixed with a Silkie

 

[Shabby Chic-Hens]

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I love her.

 

[Antiocheggers]

Well, that is some of them.

 

[Grannys Backyard Chicks]

Well, that is some of them.
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Beautiful chicks...what do you grow around your fence??

 

[Antiocheggers]

Beautiful chicks...what do you grow around your fence??

Spanish Nettle they love it ! Its a weed

 

[tviss711]

So far we have only 4 mature hens, but are adding 4 chicks to the flock (they are about 4 weeks old now, and we’re thinking one may be a roo after all even though he was supposed to be a she!)

Original 4 residents of Cluckingham Palace:

Lady Matilda (Tilly) Silver Laced Wyandotte, an absolute lady. Poised and graceful at all times. Peace keeper.

Lady Dorothea (Dotty) Golden sex-link, she’s our crazy chicken. My husbands favorite, often bedraggled and seen sprinting to potential food sources, regardless of how full her crop is. She has spurs, and doesn’t know she can use them (bottom hen but doesn’t seem to mind)

Lady Morticia (Mosey) barred rock, aloof and independent. Unbothered, will not be told what to do. Has curly toes, that are cute and don’t seem to bother her.

Lady Penelope (Penny) RIR, used to be peaceful and perfect. Now she is BOSSY as ever. Total control freak. Still pretty though.

Family picture:

Our new babies that aren’t named yet.
2 SS and 2 Buff Orp. 4 weeks.

Pretty sure the one in the back is a roo. His feet are twice as thick and you can see his comb is very pronounced. We don’t mind as long as he stays a gentleman as I’m quite attached to him now, even though we paid for pullets.

Here he is on my husbands hand.