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Absolutely amazing. I’ve gained a lot of respect for birds in general as I’ve come to know more about chickens. The raptors in particular seem to be so adaptive and able to improvise as conditions dictate. Great video.

This is such a relaxing photo, but I have to confess when I first saw it I thought they were doing laps, cross country style on doctor’s recommendation. :D

This would make a cool decorative poster. Art, and you know the artists!

A perfect, queenly, determined and resolute name! Well done!

He is indeed an impressive and handsome rooster. I’m glad he has come to an arrangement with you! May he have many years of flock management ahead of him.

I agree, and I love nothing better to see chickens used in the way nature (and gardeners) intended, but the flock I tend belongs to a community garden and so my "charges" live about a mile from me. It would be pretty funny if I took out a pair of the girls as loaners for pest eradication...it'd...

They are beautiful! Now I see why your wife is so eager to have the Polish, because she is so elegant. I'm getting Carol Channing vibes, although I realize she is a Phyllis!

Chickie Hawk sounds like a character! I wish I knew his history with you, if you have posted it. :pop

I have definitely heard that beneficial nematodes may be the way to go (and in the meantime, recreational chicken treat excavation) of this pest, which seems for our area to be a Japanese Beetle. Thanks for the insight!

I love the hand for scale! And the cheeping. So precious.

That’s a good call—I do have roses nearby. If only I could have the chicken treat supply without the actual beetles...

Those are fascinating, in addition to your descriptions. I very much enjoy your analyses of chicken life. As roosters age, I imagine it’s a bit like life in the wild—rotation out of active duty or boss status?

Haha, I wasn’t really here last season but gee, I could look at hatchlings every week. :jumpythanks for posting them!

Gardener’s Affliction=Chicken Bounty Warning: graphic photos of revolting insect larva:sick:oops: So I have two raised beds and I’m just a beginning gardener so while I’m adding compost and amendments and turning the soil I’m finding these moth larva —cabbage moth, maybe? Like three or four to...

Wow that’s a lot of fluffy cotton balls to watch. Good luck with all the hatchlings! They are so small...squeeeee! :)

I think any post with the word “hatchling” in it is an unqualified yes! :love

Hello from the East Bay Area! We are in the high 30’s at night; no issues here.

Beautiful ladies :love

That adorable! And then a few months later you can suddenly add more chickens as an illustration of “chicken math”

Aw, she's helpful *and* beautiful! Thanks for all the chicken introductions and your guardian intro as well! So fun to read.