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Baby bunnies! Super cute 
The RE-Build of Les Farms
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Beautiful Photographs...are you a professional?
Your pics are amazing aoxa!
You should enter photography contests!
You should enter photography contests!
I used to post pictures like crazy on here. I'll be starting that again as the weather warms up. Here are some recent shots. The flock is free ranging so I can take better pictures.
Rooster Boy - I can't figure out a name for him so I am stealing LM's name for her boy
If any are not going to be kept - it's him. He is bossy with the others, but not so with us. He is a teenaged boy after all. Thing is, he would have very little meat on him and wouldn't be worth the job alone. If he gets to be too much for everyone, I will process when I process my meat birds this summer.
Gertrude checking to see if the crows are gone.
Joy
Gertie again
Nora... about the tiniest chicken ever (at least that I've seen
Phoenix - 15 weeks. Already calling girls to tidbits he finds
Tina - 14 weeks - she is really funny to watch. A very good forager.
Even Stony complemented her good appearance. He must not have known she was 1/2 silkie
One of the 5 bunny kits at 1 week old. Their cuteness kills me!
Another one...
Henry - for those of you who don't follow us on FB, he is getting huge!
But is sooooo good with the chickens.
BDM, Please feel free to use the above picture if you ever to a piece on LGDs.
Nora again.
You can really see how tiny Nora is here. She is 2 weeks older than Doc Holiday - the silkie on the right. The one in the middle is 6 weeks younger than her.
Hope - a surprisingly distant forager. She does not mind being alone to her own devices and is always the last one in for the night. I have seen her call her friends to tidbits as well. She is hilarious.. you should see her afro bob when she runs
Lucy - Barred Naked Neck, and my favourite of the basement babies. She loves standing on my boots, and once I have her in my grasp, she loves to sit on my lap and preen herself. She is also squatting, so I think we should be seeing eggs again relatively quickly! Go Lucy!!
I have to agree with the others - you take wonderful photographs. I especially like the one of Hope, and of Henry watching the flock. Just Beautiful.I used to post pictures like crazy on here. I'll be starting that again as the weather warms up. Here are some recent shots. The flock is free ranging so I can take better pictures.
Rooster Boy - I can't figure out a name for him so I am stealing LM's name for her boy
If any are not going to be kept - it's him. He is bossy with the others, but not so with us. He is a teenaged boy after all. Thing is, he would have very little meat on him and wouldn't be worth the job alone. If he gets to be too much for everyone, I will process when I process my meat birds this summer.
Gertrude checking to see if the crows are gone.
Joy
Gertie again
Nora... about the tiniest chicken ever (at least that I've seen
Phoenix - 15 weeks. Already calling girls to tidbits he finds
Tina - 14 weeks - she is really funny to watch. A very good forager.
Even Stony complemented her good appearance. He must not have known she was 1/2 silkie
One of the 5 bunny kits at 1 week old. Their cuteness kills me!
Another one...
Henry - for those of you who don't follow us on FB, he is getting huge!
But is sooooo good with the chickens.
BDM, Please feel free to use the above picture if you ever to a piece on LGDs.
Nora again.
You can really see how tiny Nora is here. She is 2 weeks older than Doc Holiday - the silkie on the right. The one in the middle is 6 weeks younger than her.
Hope - a surprisingly distant forager. She does not mind being alone to her own devices and is always the last one in for the night. I have seen her call her friends to tidbits as well. She is hilarious.. you should see her afro bob when she runs
Lucy - Barred Naked Neck, and my favourite of the basement babies. She loves standing on my boots, and once I have her in my grasp, she loves to sit on my lap and preen herself. She is also squatting, so I think we should be seeing eggs again relatively quickly! Go Lucy!!
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I have a question what is Phoniex crossed with?? He is so pretty!!
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Nope, just a hobby. I am an accountant by trade
Thank you for the compliments!!
Thank you!Baby bunnies! Super cute
I appreciate that
I was thinking of maybe creating a chicken photo book. I've been asked a few times about this. I've entered a few contests but never won 
Maybe one day!Thank you
He's a cross between a silkie and a naked neck. That naked neck also had Ameraucana in him, so he's all kinds of mixed!
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He's so pretty!! I would love to have a chicken like him!!Nope, just a hobby. I am an accountant by trade
Thank you for the compliments!!
Thank you!
I appreciate that
Thank you
He's a cross between a silkie and a naked neck. That naked neck also had Ameraucana in him, so he's all kinds of mixed!
AWW! They're all so happy!I used to post pictures like crazy on here. I'll be starting that again as the weather warms up. Here are some recent shots. The flock is free ranging so I can take better pictures.
Rooster Boy - I can't figure out a name for him so I am stealing LM's name for her boy
If any are not going to be kept - it's him. He is bossy with the others, but not so with us. He is a teenaged boy after all. Thing is, he would have very little meat on him and wouldn't be worth the job alone. If he gets to be too much for everyone, I will process when I process my meat birds this summer.
Gertrude checking to see if the crows are gone.
Joy
Gertie again
Nora... about the tiniest chicken ever (at least that I've seen
Phoenix - 15 weeks. Already calling girls to tidbits he finds
Tina - 14 weeks - she is really funny to watch. A very good forager.
Even Stony complemented her good appearance. He must not have known she was 1/2 silkie
One of the 5 bunny kits at 1 week old. Their cuteness kills me!
Another one...
Henry - for those of you who don't follow us on FB, he is getting huge!
But is sooooo good with the chickens.
BDM, Please feel free to use the above picture if you ever to a piece on LGDs.
Nora again.
You can really see how tiny Nora is here. She is 2 weeks older than Doc Holiday - the silkie on the right. The one in the middle is 6 weeks younger than her.
Hope - a surprisingly distant forager. She does not mind being alone to her own devices and is always the last one in for the night. I have seen her call her friends to tidbits as well. She is hilarious.. you should see her afro bob when she runs
Lucy - Barred Naked Neck, and my favourite of the basement babies. She loves standing on my boots, and once I have her in my grasp, she loves to sit on my lap and preen herself. She is also squatting, so I think we should be seeing eggs again relatively quickly! Go Lucy!!
I was looking at the lacing on Nora, and... oh. my. gawsh! She has the prettiest blue I think I've ever seen in my life... me likey..., me wantey... gimme!
cstronks
Songster
You have some excellent looking animals!!!
I watched the video again. I cry every single time, at the fire part...
How is Margaret? I haven't seen any of her lately...
How is Margaret? I haven't seen any of her lately...
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