Flock Focus Friday, 4/4/14

The week started with a slushy mess of wet snow and ended with 60°F temperatures- Welcome to New England! Please enjoy some photos of my chickens this past week!

Tolbunt Polish Frizzle chicken — Ally McBeak (Tolbunt Polish Frizzle) at the beginning of the week vs Ally McBeak at the end of the week (first photo).

Rachel, Bantam Cochin Frizzle — Rachel (Bantam Cochin Frizzle) at the beginning of the week.

Bantam Cochin Frizzle — Rachel at the end of the week.

White Crested Black Polish hen — Doc Brown (White Crested Polish hen) at the beginning of the week.

Polish hen — Doc Brown at the end of the week.

Windy’s (Blue Splash Marans hen) face says it all.

Flock Focus Friday, 4/4/14 with The Chicken Chick® — Snow on March 31st, Mother Nature’s April Fool’s joke came a day early.

It was warm and sunny by the end of the week and Freida (White Silkie hen) enjoyed every minute of it.

Olive Egger hen and Blue Ameraucana chickens — Olive Egger and Blue Ameraucanas

Backyard Chickens- Cheaper than therapy.

Safety first. Just kidding, Coffee first. Safety's like 3rd or 4th.

Monday AGAIN? I can't face it without my coffee.

Noah called...he said you're on your own.

We're not coming out until the coffee is ready.

I just washed my hair and can't do a THING with it!

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Rhonda S. Phillips-Tenderholt

11 years ago

Love this basket! Thank you.

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Grandma Bird

11 years ago

Love the egg basket. It would look very nice on the kitchen counter! Love your blog, emails and on Facebook too!

Eileen Head

11 years ago

My girls might not fill it up yet but with chicken math I believe we will get there :-)

leslea

11 years ago

Oh, I need this basket!

LindaR

11 years ago

Start with separating a few at a time.
When you figure out the guilty one,
remove it ! Some say to put golf balls
in the nest or use fake eggs. Others
say once an egg eater, always a egg
eater.