A short beginning post that will have pictures added later as I make more posts. This is just a beginning, smiling.
There are two barred Plymouth rock hens, can’t seem to keep them from flying in and out of wherever they want to go. I have a person that is taking the hens, as they are just a bit of a nuisance with laying where I don’t want them to lay, hee, hee. Going to a good home, both the ol’ gals. Two of my original gals that were my first introduction to heritage breed chickens, they are coming up to four years old in the spring and are still laying an egg, far too often, shockers, eh?
Clearly this gal likes to be in the buff Orpington pen. She migrated over there when the buckeyes left. Guess she doesn’t like hanging out with the Javas. The other barred rock gal loves to hang out with the javas, so there she stays. Enjoy the pictures and have a most awesome day, CynthiaM.
There are two hens in the buff Orpington nest box. In the first picture you see the barred rock hen on the left, the right hand box has two hens trying to lay at the same time. I have given another nest box, so there isn’t these kind of pile ups anymore.
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Look closely. One hen is actually sitting on top of the other one. The gal below looks like she is trying to get a breath of air, just some cute pictures of some cute gals.
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There are two barred Plymouth rock hens, can’t seem to keep them from flying in and out of wherever they want to go. I have a person that is taking the hens, as they are just a bit of a nuisance with laying where I don’t want them to lay, hee, hee. Going to a good home, both the ol’ gals. Two of my original gals that were my first introduction to heritage breed chickens, they are coming up to four years old in the spring and are still laying an egg, far too often, shockers, eh?
Clearly this gal likes to be in the buff Orpington pen. She migrated over there when the buckeyes left. Guess she doesn’t like hanging out with the Javas. The other barred rock gal loves to hang out with the javas, so there she stays. Enjoy the pictures and have a most awesome day, CynthiaM.
There are two hens in the buff Orpington nest box. In the first picture you see the barred rock hen on the left, the right hand box has two hens trying to lay at the same time. I have given another nest box, so there isn’t these kind of pile ups anymore.
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Look closely. One hen is actually sitting on top of the other one. The gal below looks like she is trying to get a breath of air, just some cute pictures of some cute gals.
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