Spring has sprung! Click to view my latest YouTube video featuring my two broodies and their chicks. It’s very short, but I thought you might like a little Chickie Love to get your weekend off on the right foot!
Cheers,
Mother Hen
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Love this video! Great colours, and the birds are so happy. Your home is so lush and green too, you are blessed.
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How lovely it is over in your neck of the woods!
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It is! This is the most lovely time of year… May yours be as gorgeous!
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Thank you Doreen!
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You have red peonies!?! I do love peonies ❤
And I love your chicks: amazing plumy plumosity 😀
Ciao
Sid
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Thank you! They are sweeties…. A lot of work, but sweet! 🙂
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You’re an inspiration to me. I am determined to have fat, fluffy hens like yours! But first … to get rid of the leg mites… argh… 😦
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Leg mites! Oh no…. what a pain. My flock needs to be wormed this week, which I’m dreading. Each has to be caught and dosed. Ugh! I’d rather pull my own teeth. May your flock be leg mite free soon! 🙂 As for my fat hens, this is to do with their breeding – Buffy is pure buff orp, and Dusty is half buff orp. That is where the short back and deep chest come from. They are very pretty birds. Plus, well, broodies are well fluffed out! 🙂 I look forward to pictures of your own flock!
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Mine are Rhode Island Reds, mostly, plus one that I think is a barred rock – she’s nice and plump! The roo is something else – possibly a mixed breed, but gorgeous, whatever he is. I wormed my lot recently with something broad-spectrum that I mixed with a bag of food and gave to them over a period of a couple of weeks. I don’t know if they had worms … the droppings seem normal, per pictures on backyardchickens.com … but dang, I’d love to get them looking less scrawny!
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