Rich, how many times have we told you not to kiss the chickens on the lips?!!
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Rich, how many times have we told you not to kiss the chickens on the lips?!!
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Rich, how many times have we told you not to kiss the chickens on the lips?!!
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Chicken lips. just saying it cracks me up.![]()
Whenever I see your avatar thing, I get hungry...........
Hi Chicken Dude! First of all, just wanted to say, I share your enthusiasm for Buffs Orps, they are to me the best birds you can get, so sweet and friendly! As a matter of fact, I am writing a children's book about one of mine as we speak!Having said that, I do also have an Australorp (Betty) that I swear has been reincarnated. She is extremely sensible and sweet, easy going, never afraid and will fall asleep with both eyes and make soft cooing noises when I hold her. It's like she's trying to talk.![]()
Anyway, about your bird, I have never heard mine make a noise quite like the one your hen is making. I have heard mine sneeze and make a very strange noise when they get scratch caught somewhere it shouldn't be. When they are eating too fast, this seems to happen. Could it be your bird has/had something caught in it's throat or nasal passage? Hope it's nothing serious and it goes away quickly.
I got this antique print from Cassell for Wrights Illustrated book of Poultry, printed about 1890-1900. It came with the pages that talk about the origin of the Buff Orps in England. So very cool, can't wait to have it framed!
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That is a pic of our first egg. Funny thing is we had to split it 4 ways.
I think I remember you telling us about that. But it's true, it makes me hungry too!
After being jealous of the egg, I went into the kitchen and concocted a mixture of leftover potatoes, cabbage and corned beef all sauteed in LOTS of butter.......... it was quite satisfying.