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Kiddos coming down for the weekend today so not much time, but had to share cute pictures of the kitties hubby calls chickensView attachment 3744333View attachment 3744334View attachment 3744335










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Kiddos coming down for the weekend today so not much time, but had to share cute pictures of the kitties hubby calls chickensView attachment 3744333View attachment 3744334View attachment 3744335
Aw he is so cute. Lol my little Peppermint is the opposite xD she is a part time outdoor chicken lol but spends 98% of her time in the house and doesn't even sleep in a coop. She (and her brother and sister who are also indoor chickens) sleep/live in a playpen in my bedroom. I wish they were more house trained though lolAww, too cute! I have a part-time house chicken - my little cockerel, Ferdy. He spends most evenings perched on my shoulder and just lets himself (and usually the rest of the flock!) in during the day, when he feels like it. He's even mastered the stairs to the second floor so you never know where you'll find him. Good job he's house trained! View attachment 3744658
He looks sooo sleepy and happyAww, too cute! I have a part-time house chicken - my little cockerel, Ferdy. He spends most evenings perched on my shoulder and just lets himself (and usually the rest of the flock!) in during the day, when he feels like it. He's even mastered the stairs to the second floor so you never know where you'll find him. Good job he's house trained! View attachment 3744658
I think Ferdy would sleep in the house if he could but my DH draws the line at that. He thinks it'll just be a matter of time before Ferdy's sharing our bed. He's probably right!Aw he is so cute. Lol my little Peppermint is the opposite xD she is a part time outdoor chicken lol but spends 98% of her time in the house and doesn't even sleep in a coop. She (and her brother and sister who are also indoor chickens) sleep/live in a playpen in my bedroom. I wish they were more house trained though lol
I had my mom freaking out with this photo, she was convinced he was dead!He looks sooo sleepy and happy![]()
I grew cantaloupe last year, the flock LOVED the slimy seeds, even more than watermelon.I drove down to the store to pick up beer for the Super Bowl, saw a garden seed display outside and also bought seeds: Danver's half long carrot and Early Jalapeno pepper seeds for short growing seasons. These things have nothing to do with my chickens.
What does involve my chickens is that I carried home a banana box of produce scraps and waste. Lots of lettuce leaves and tomatoes, plus a whole canteloupe.
Canteloupe is new to my chickens. I gave them half with the seeds and found they really, really like canteloupe!
All mine love any type of melon, especially the seeds. Watermelon is their favourite though. My allotment neighbour grew them outdoors last year, they grew to approximately the size of a small canteloupe. Not really worth the space and effort while watermelons were relatively cheap but given the price hikes last year, I may give them a go on our compost heaps.I drove down to the store to pick up beer for the Super Bowl, saw a garden seed display outside and also bought seeds: Danver's half long carrot and Early Jalapeno pepper seeds for short growing seasons. These things have nothing to do with my chickens.
What does involve my chickens is that I carried home a banana box of produce scraps and waste. Lots of lettuce leaves and tomatoes, plus a whole canteloupe.
Canteloupe is new to my chickens. I gave them half with the seeds and found they really, really like canteloupe!
Mine are the same with slimy melon seeds. And passion fruit seeds. Pomegranates seem to be the fruit of choice at the moment though.I grew cantaloupe last year, the flock LOVED the slimy seeds, even more than watermelon.
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