Open Contest Wattle I Do Without You?

[BDutch]

#3
This is an old photo of Ini Mini, my oldest and most talkative girl. Hatched in 2014. Not laying eggs anymore but still going strong. She’s a sweetie and an excellent mother of many chicks.

 

[BDutch]

#4
This is Katrientje, my bantam Rhode Island red. Often hanging around the back door, because that is where the food comes out of the house and she doesn't want to miss that for sure. She is very social in her behaviour, never argues with flock mates.

 

[BDutch]

Not an entry. My other great flock members: Black and Pearl. Siblings from 2015 and both Dutch bantams from my first cockerel an Pino who was taken by a buzzard. 2 very different characters. Pearl is very shy and flighty. Black is sweetie and likes human company. They both were good mothers a few times.

 

[West Bend]

Meet Luna Lovegood my 3 year old lavender orpington. Luna is my gardening companion and exterminator for my shed . She never met a bug she didn't eat and she knows when I carry the gardening tools it's snack time out in the yard with mom. Her gentle disposition makes her a lovely helper!

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This is my Luna Lovegood

 

[mrskenmore]

This is my Luna Lovegood View attachment 4288400

She's gorgeous

 

[CrissyV]

RIP my dear Emerald, started off as a Rhode Island Red hen into a beautiful rooster.

 

[CrissyV]

My Barred Rock Lucky, especially enjoying the swing

 

[pnw_urban_chix]

Meet Luna Lovegood my 3 year old lavender orpington. Luna is my gardening companion and exterminator for my shed . She never met a bug she didn't eat and she knows when I carry the gardening tools it's snack time out in the yard with mom. Her gentle disposition makes her a lovely helper!

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I also have a Lavender Orpington named Cornelia, and she will sprint across the yard and patio if she suspects treats or sees me opening the door to where the treats are kept. I will also be supervising my girls foraging in my backyard, and I'll go, "Wait, where is Cornelia" and then walk around the corner and find her just pecking away at any little tidbits around our back door.