This week would have been perfect but for the stomach flu that leveled me for a good 48 hours. I did manage to sneak outside during a delusional spell to snap a few pics only to regret that decision very quickly. I recovered in time to enjoy the remainder of the week though and it was spectacular! Please enjoy the photos of my peeps and thanks for visiting!
My P. Allen Smith babies are GINORMOUS. They’re feathering out like crazy and revealing their genders. From what I can tell, there is a male Silver Laced Wyandotte, a female Black White Faced Spanish, a female Barred Plymouth Rock and a pair of Silver Grey Dorkings! Not shown are a Buff Orpington female, and a Light Sussex male with an attitude as big as any I have ever seen in a chick!
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This week would have been perfect but for the stomach flu that leveled me for a good 48 hours. I did manage to sneak outside during a delusional spell to snap a few pics only to regret that decision very quickly. I recovered in time to enjoy the remainder of the week though and it was spectacular! Please enjoy the photos of my peeps and thanks for visiting!
My P. Allen Smith babies are GINORMOUS. They’re feathering out like crazy and revealing their genders. From what I can tell, there is a male Silver Laced Wyandotte, a female Black White Faced Spanish, a female Barred Plymouth Rock and a pair of Silver Grey Dorkings! Not shown are a Buff Orpington female, and a Light Sussex male with an attitude as big as any I have ever seen in a chick!
Count me in. This is a great prize package….my flock would love it.
I am fascinated by your blog and at how beautiful your chickens are. And I love the captions on your photos.
I live in a condo community in New York city and can't keep chickens in my front yard (but I do have cats and a lizard indoors). But you have me thinking about moving to New Hampshire when I retire and starting a flock! My friends up there are hoping I'll move next year. They know about the cats, but will be shocked if I start raising chickens.
My chicks will love these treats! I love your blog.
Would love to win this for my new flock!
I am new, too and have 6 (an assortment of brown egg laying) pullets that are 4 1/2 weeks old and am learning lots from your blog! Thanks!