My rooster, he sure is loud in the morning. I bet all the ladies hate hearing his obnoxious crowing every morning. He doesn’t understand the words “shut up!”
My hen Blue, just loves him so much. Deep into the night, those two birds almost become one :idunno
They love it because he's reassuring them that everything is A OK.
 
Mine sure did! Queen Samara and second-in-command Morinth. The only upset was when Samara went broody. They cooperated with Liara, who was a great "spotter."
I never had mixed breed Silkies like Polkies or Cochin-Silkies which may have different temperaments from a standard all-Silkie breed. Feather appearance & size alone can influence/change a Silkie temperament in a mixed breed. I would say a mixed breed Silkie could understandably pass on its sweet nature, maybe a larger size from the other mix, & different feather structure in the mix.

When I speak of Silkies I never mean its about any Silkie mixes cuz we've only had the straight Silkie fluffballs.
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The cord isn't wrapped around the power meter but I'll bring it up with my dad and see if we can't prop it up above it somehow.

Unfortunately dad and I had no say in where the run was built. Uncle paid for everything, uncle decided what and when and where and how. I thought that might be a safety concern but I can't say anything, he won't listen. He is very much a "my way or the highway" type of man, and of course he knows everything :barnie:he

But since we do plan on making some changes in the spring anyway, I'll also bring that up!

Thank you so much for your critique!!
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Wasn’t meant to be judgemental - just the ‘safety cop’ in me. Working on pipelines gave me a whole new introduction to safety around natural gas and electric systems!

Many people don’t know codes surrounding structures and utilities.

I want you and your chooks around a long time 🥰 I am living vicariously through you with your beautiful ladies. It’s unlikely I will ever get any more chooks and definitely not Wyandotte 😢 and so I will have to enjoy seeing yours.
 
I never had mixed breed Silkies like Polkies or Cochin-Silkies which may have different temperaments from a standard all-Silkie breed. Feather appearance & size alone can influence/change a Silkie temperament in a mixed breed. I would say a mixed breed Silkie could understandably pass on its sweet nature, maybe a larger size from the other mix, & different feather structure in the mix.

When I speak of Silkies I never mean its about any Silkie mixes cuz we've only had the straight Silkie fluffballs.
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Such cutie pies 🥰

Fluffy and Marty hide an evil bossiness; they look art sweet and cute, but they sure can ninja kick the crap out of the other birds!

And me too…. Did you come across my post about Marty and Mr P and how o got my butt kicked by a 2lb crazy hen?
 
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Wasn’t meant to be judgemental - just the ‘safety cop’ in me. Working on pipelines gave me a whole new introduction to safety around natural gas and electric systems!

Many people don’t know codes surrounding structures and utilities.

I want you and your chooks around a long time 🥰 I am living vicariously through you with your beautiful ladies. It’s unlikely I will ever get any more chooks and definitely not Wyandotte 😢 and so I will have to enjoy seeing yours.
Never say never!
And it was a good reminder for us all to keep electric wires away from gas meters and gas lines.
 
I have made contact with the seller of the silkie boys. They are both still available. Price is not bad, 15 each. They are the perfect age almost 7 months old. Asking about their temperament now. This feels right to me, one of them is speaking to me from pictures. I think I may be making a trip tomorrow.

I said I would know the "right" boy when I saw him from pictures.
Yay! And might I suggest Shakespeare if he ‘speaks to you’ 😊
 

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