As you can tell, it has been snowy and cold since the last Flock Focus Friday. The chickens and I have had enough! The weather-dude tells us that it’s going to warm up into the 40s this week, so you know what that means…let the flood gates open! <ugh> I’ve got a plan to make a floating bridge out of pallets, so at least the chickens have the opportunity to stay dry even if they don’t avail themselves of the life-raft. Please enjoy the photos from the week- the color theme is black and white-like it or not, that’s what Mother Nature was serving up!
Partridge Cochin hen- looking for the highway south.
Kathy Shea Mormino
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As you can tell, it has been snowy and cold since the last Flock Focus Friday. The chickens and I have had enough! The weather-dude tells us that it’s going to warm up into the 40s this week, so you know what that means…let the flood gates open! <ugh> I’ve got a plan to make a floating bridge out of pallets, so at least the chickens have the opportunity to stay dry even if they don’t avail themselves of the life-raft. Please enjoy the photos from the week- the color theme is black and white-like it or not, that’s what Mother Nature was serving up!
Partridge Cochin hen- looking for the highway south.
I would hatch some Mille Fleur’s because they are the cutest little fluffy butts and when they are grown, they will hatch anything we put under them. They are so pretty to watch running around.
Australorp! My most productive layer, jumbo eggs
Would love to have this so we could have some more Red leghorns ?
I would pack it full of whatever I could get my hands on th quickest!
Would love to win. Daughter’s 4H hatch program at school didn’t go so well this year. Only 4 out of 15 hatched. I’d love to get some colorful egg layers. Right now we have mostly brown.