Flock Focus Friday, 7/12/13

Keeping cool was the name of the game this week. Wild weather included 80% humidity, 90°+F temperatures, torrential rains and two, confirmed tornadoes in the area. Thankfully, we are no worse for the wear and the grass and flowers

Ally McBeak & Calista Flockheart (both Tolbunt Polish Frizzles) keeping hydrated with The Chicken Fountain

Olive Egger hen (left, front) and Black Copper Marans hen (right, front). Tricks for helping chickens survive heat, here.

Marilyn Monroe, (White Orpington) wading to keep cool.

Windy (3 year old Blue Splash Marans) with crooked toes.

The rain wasn’t kind to everyone’s feathers. Calista Flockheart (Tolbunt Polish Frizzle)

These eggs will be blown out and sold for decorating. The eggs’ contents are a great source of protein & will be fed back to my peeps.

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Keeping cool was the name of the game this week. Wild weather included 80% humidity, 90°+F temperatures, torrential rains and two, confirmed tornadoes in the area. Thankfully, we are no worse for the wear and the grass and flowers

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Sue D

11 years ago

Great photos and giveaways!
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Summers Acres

11 years ago

Following via Bloglovin. Who doesn't want a free bag of omega egg?!? Great giveaway.

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Rebecca Smith

11 years ago

I would love to have a scale like that!

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Amy

11 years ago

SUBSCRIBE to my blog via email, done dropastitch@yahoo.com and I love that scale!!!

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Kristin

11 years ago

I learn good information from you and enjoy the pictures of all the different breeds. I would enjoy the scale. My hens used to lay bigger eggs when they started laying and now their egg size has gotten so small. I'm not sure why.

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