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Rosa, Yella and Bluela
My husband got our 3 year old girl 3 chicks . They were dyed pink yellow and blue so we named them Rosa,Yella and Bluela. Our little one adored them and
Noodles
The first time i saw Noodles she was screaming for her life while being weighed at a butcher's shop. But she wasn't heavy enough so the butcher weighed
Elizabeth-Renee
Elizabeth was born on March 1st 2009 in New Jersey. She was a white Leghorn who was used for eggs in a tiny cage shared by 3 other hens. I had just gotten
The Story of Mr. P 2020-2022
We got him from a lady because I really wanted a Polish chicken. She had 3 Polish roosters, so we got all 3 because they needed homes and a couple of hens
My first baby chicks!
This is my first time raising chicks and it is going well! Patty is a Speckled Sussex, Goldie is a Buff Brahma Bantam and April is a Creme Legbar!
Jack Bird
At around 4PM on the 1st of December, 2021, our dear friend Jack, passed-away… For an entire month I have struggled at addressing and finalizing this
Bertie the Hen
Yesterday was a soft, mild, sunny day for late November here in Maine so I let my four girls out for some free range time, knowing that a snowstorm was
Speckletail
Speckletail was an ISA Brown chook who we got in about October 2016. Before then, we had chooks only really for eggs, so they weren't really pets or friendly.
Sinead, Phidelma, Lucy, Molly and Casper. Mrs. Dineen, Ms Marple, and Sideburns - You were loved
We had 8 chickens, raised from chicks, in our coop. They were Blue Andalusian, Rhode Island Red, Wyandottes and Buff Orpington and they were all beautiful
Chicken breeds: a book review of Storey’s Illustrated Guide.
Trying to decide on which poultry breeds you’d like next? Here’s a detailed review of a well illustrated, comprehensive handbook.
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The Chicken Health Handbook: a review
Gail Damerow’s bible on chicken health will become one of the most well used books in your library. Find out why, here.
A monthly health check sheet to ensure your chickens' welfare.
How to be vigilant when checking your chickens' health: run through these simple checks to make sure you catch illness in time.
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A little boy and his Ginger
My 2 grandsons raised the family 4 hens from day olds. I don't know the breed - beautiful rich red colour. There was Ginger, Bronzie, Henny Penny and
RIP Bluey
I was given many reasons why having guineas was unwise: more difficult, less domesticated. I was told not to expect them to be like chickens. I've never
Identifying weeds for chickens: detailed descriptions with photos.
Supplementing chicken feed with common weeds can add nutrition to their diet and your eggs. I look at six of the best.
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