Around 7:30-8:30pm we are heading in to the house to get supper ready and get our gear ready for work the next day. We go into the barn and the girls are all in there. The Leghorns usually in the hen house with the RIR sitting on the floor sleeping, one Wyandotte sleeping on the roosting pole in the run (in barn), and the Black Star Sexlink and the other Wyandotte jockeying for position on the fence rail. (again, inside the barn) The babys in their separate area are usually all on the roosting pole with three piled on the floor under them. They are pretty self sufficient: Big Girls. It is funny that one of our Wyandottes "Mouthy" will not roost for the night until everyone else has found their spot. When we first got them and they all piled into the hen house, she would make sure she slept in the doorway so no one could get in or out. That's her rountine not mine though!
