Show off your chicken names!!!

Lily, Daffodil, Lavendar and Rosemary, which have deteriorated somewhat. Lily is a rooster (who remained Lily) but Daffodil the B.O. is now "buffers,", Lavendar is "ding dong" (got to be the dumbest chicken on the planet) and Rosemary is predictably, Rosie. After naming many pets I should have remembered that pets name themselves with time...
 
We had 6 chicks and my daughters named them Butter, Cream, Ginger, Banana (who was an Australorp - all black) Chocolate and . . . Amy. I guess Amy was making cookies.
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Banana, Butter and Cream went bye-bye b/c they were roos. But we picked up two more Licorice (another Australorp) and Marshmallow. I named these two, to stay consistent with the food theme.
 
Only my special chickens are named, there would be no way I could keep up with all the names!! (I have about 150 chickens, not counting 'other' fowl
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The ones that do have names are:
Bertha (LF cochin hen)
Sissy (splash dutch bantam hen)
Xiang Jiao (means banana in chinese
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--splash OEGB hen)
Nugget (blue OEGB hen)
Charlie (phoenix roo)
Fluffy (all 5 of the silkies had the same name
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Gretta (OEG hen)
Gretchen (golden sebright hen)
Gertie (silkie/OEG hen)
Hollywood (bantam cochin roo)
Goldie (golden lakenvelder roo)
Buddy (white OEGB roo)
One that we call 'girlfriend' (mille fleur d'uccles hen)

As for the other birds, 2 of my ducks are named Toot and Puddle, one of my quail is named Cricket, and the gooses' names are Weep-weep (cause that's what he says) and Baby goosie (cause that's what he is)
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There might be a few others with names, I'll have to think about it.
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ETA: We also had a Dumpling that passed (bantam cochin hen), and a Miracle that was sold (black ameraucana roo). There were a few of my dad's cockerels that were starting to be called Noodle, but they are no longer with us
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Oh, and we also have a young phoenix roo that we call 'Charlie's baby', since that's what he is, so I guess that would be a name too.

ETA again: We also had a silkie roo named Brutus, but he is also no longer with us. Died of old age.
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clairese marans
star ameraucana
noodle ameraucana/silkie
sonny barred rock
pukie barred rock
casper white leghorn
rosie white leghorn
daisy white leghorn
cookie cali white
crunch cali white
ginger production red
mike brown leghorn
ruby black australorp
penelope ameraucana
 
Hubby named 2 hens: Coco & vin
The BR roo was Senior Cocky, now he's a pan of enchladas.
The quail are Platypus & Landshark.
Things we plan on eating we don't name.
 
BR
Violet
Hazel
Opal
Velociraptor
Chicka'saurus

EEs
Honey
Marigold
Ginger
Snowball
Bindi
Daisy
Paisley
coffee
Carmel

Australorps
Queen
King
Prince
Lady
Midnight

Jersey Giant
Onyx aka Jersey girl

RIR
Cinnamon
Sierra
Sahara
Maple
Pearl
Ceder
Fawn
 
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Diablo
Domino
Damn You
The Sisters (Three white hens that brood all in a row)
Lady Puffy Pajama Pants
Sugar and Snap
Clucky
 
These are the names of chickens that I used to have:)
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:
Neville
Snape
Coconut
Snow White
Acorn
Axel
Perdy
Brownie
Striker
Yukon
Starr
Fiona
Moxi
Lupin
Gimp
Old Blue
Ace
Junior
Nudge
Athena &
Zues
 
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We have 2 buff brahmas:
-Kitty (total cat personality, sleeps a lot, indulges my urge to call my pets in by "HEEEEEERE kitty kitty kitty!")
-Ghoti (pronounced "fish" - it's a brain teaser from my BF's english class, a play on the funny way words are spelled sometimes. Think: tou"gh", w"o"men, intui"ti"on).

And one Buckeye:
-Princess. Because she is.
 
Flock of six-

Tulip and Prudence *
are either golden sex links or ISA browns, does it make a difference?

Ida B. Nummer** and Francine(also known as Frannie,Francie, or Granny)are our Easter Eggers

Sugar and Millie Finch are beautiful Buff Orpingtons



*Prudence was the first name we gave her, then it was Phiny(fin-y) and now we are not quite decided. I like Ruby.

**Ida was named after a great-grandmother.


-Mila
 

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