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Handsome rooster with 3 of his ladies.

Pepper, my curious Sapphire Gem pullet.

Nala & Trinity enjoying an evening in the backyard.

Dazzle & Melody just hangin' out!

Blamo, the GLW, about to hit the hay in her very own coop.

Truce, my beloved bantam cockerel.

:thumbsup I just wanted to share that Mipsy is not kept in that cage for more than 10 minutes a day.

Oh, she is only in there for about 10 minutes everyday. This is why: I have 1 adult hen and three chicks. Mipsy, Pippy, and Penguin. The hen is named Blamo. I used to throw layer pellets and chick feed to Blamo and the chicks, so hopefully they would eat the right kind. Turns out, Blamo...

Mipsy eating lunch.

No, no, wyandotte's aren't alway like that! Mine are very sweet, just a little shy though. So far mine haven't bullied, just did what every chicken does to keep her place in the pecking order. And yes, she has a single comb. Here's another picture...

Because she doesn't have as much golden as my other ones do. She also does not have a rose comb, and that's what wyandotte's are supposed to have. She's "hatchery quality". No.. Read the above post ^

Kiwi saying "Yes??" when she was a pullet.

This is my Melody!

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Sorry about that!

Her eye seems black. Ok, thats probably what it is. :)

Cute! What's wrong with the black chicken's (Mary?) eye? Is that just her blinking or something?

Dazzle, a lovely Golden Laced Wyandotte.

How do you pick, Nifty?

Marshmallow, a lovable, friendly, Buff Orpington. She is called "Marshy" for short.