Recent content by rural mouse

This is sounding like he does need to go for your Mom's safety. And 3 cockerels will be a problem when they reach idiocy phase. However, your big girls will help with that and the littles need to be with them (at least the boys) for the big girls to educate them well. Read the article and do...

Ever blue here has grown out differently. Even the twins Lark and Indigo... That shimmer show up when the light reflects off of it. The way it wrapped around Indigo's tail in the top pic, and the way it reflects off of her back and breast, while the sides aren't showing it. When Zulu started...

You and your family are the only ones who can make that decision. Personally, if Pastel in human aggressive, you don't want him teaching Pegasus ANY of that. Now, it's possible that Pegasus will go down that path anyway (he's going to go through hormonal idiocy), but not having an example to...

On the ameraucaunasv the one presenting fluffy butt at the beginning looks blue. There's a sort of shine to the center of the feathers with a darker rim. When the camera pans back to the babies, the darker one looks like black. The one staying in the tote, I can't quite tell if I'm seeing down...

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I'm gonna say cockerel....

CaturdayHe holds his feet when he naps

Pullet

This makes me think she's debating with herself: to give up eggs or not to give up eggs, that is the question.

Sorry for laughing, but it's funny. Are you ok?

Keep watching. She's not "due" yet, so....if she quits on her own, good.

What is the red flower in the pot in front?

Wednesday was spa dayDaisy taking a sunbath, Lark having a feather straightener, and Pear having a dust bath. Nellie and Cuckoo joined in on the sun and Whiskey stood guard. This led to...Tuff attempting to show Pear he's a good boy. She wasn't impressed. Neither was the wind. Tails did get...

Both are cockerels