Our first little cockerel to attempt crowing at 4 weeks old was immediately dubbed Jeremy after a friend of my son (he was a very precocious young teen); another cockerel is named Snowball because we thought for a long time that he was a pullet. The only pullet from this trio of frizzle cochens is named Fluffy. We have OEGB's named Clyde and Bonnie. Also a pair of Dutch Bantam pullets named Violet and Iris (who really deserves the name Houdini!) The Salmon Favorelles are so much alike, just a very slight difference in size that they are collectively The Gabors. If all together in a group, I can distinguish who's who (of course, Magda, ZsaZsa and Ava) The EEs are Lucy and Henrietta. BLRWs are named Lacey, Chantilly and Eyelet (usually called Lettie). Dominiques are Fussy and Grumpy (they grumble alot and do not like being held.) A bantam EE named Specks. Three Buff Orpingtons named Buffy, Blondie, and Goldie. One little red/white feathered pullet that was supposed to be a BO named Reba.
It is pretty easy, they are all mostly different breeds, so easy to tell them apart, and the ones that look alike are named in themes, so it is easier to remember them. For instance I had two barred rock hens named Thelma and Louise, pretty easy to remember that! He he he he!
