Indoor shot of their breakfast nook. I was amazed at the size of that hen on the left. She is easily twice the size of any of the other hens.
I zipped down the street to let the chickens out before I headed for the highway and work. I could hear contented hen noises well before I got to the shed. I was expecting to be run over by a flock of crazed poultry, but they were most civilized as they left their "bedroom". Most headed to the breakfast nook; a few decided to take a wander outside in the backyard. All in all, it was a very [surprisingly] quiet event. They'll probably get me tomorrow!!! :) |
Oh how we loved looking at the peaceful hens and roosters as they got up to go to breakfast!
ReplyDeleteThat Rooster did have a big strut!
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Oh, I just LOVE your chickens Kathryn! and what a beautiful area you live in! That strutting rooster certainly has attitude, he must be King of the Roost!
ReplyDeleteKathryn this is where I will live in my next life, just love the countryside and the animals running around. But I suppose you sometimes dream of the city :-) Have a nice weekend! xox
ReplyDeletethank you for sharing these wonderful photos, Kathryn. How wonderful to wake up to these beautiful animals every morning!!
ReplyDeleteThey are adorable! I love the rooster! We have three hens but no rooster. Ive heard they can be aggressive? :0)
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful pics Kathryn. Can that rooster strut or what?! He's got confidence. :)) We used to have chickens when I was growing up, my mom loved them like pets. :))
ReplyDeleteI never tire of your farm and everything that lives with you - my what rain! So glad when you walk around with your camera......
ReplyDeleteChickens!!! Love chickens!
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