How Many Eggs Did You Get Today?

I would love to see a pic of you bantam - those chooks are gorgeous ♥️
Here are my 4 bantam.
Japanese black feather and Pekin black feather hens - both less than a year old.
9 weeks old Molted colour Japanese pullet
12 weeks old Pekin pullet black feather
The 2 Japanese bantam make loud high pitch sound, very vocal.
The 2 Pekin chickens make quiet sweet voice like talking. I love the artichoke flowers they wear at the end of their body.
It is not possible to take picture of them together because the older 2 hens peck at the 2 pullets.
The Japanese bantam hen is broody at the moment. The Pekin hen is laying egg, the 2 pullets still along way to go. In the mean time they just enjoy their duty free life. :)
 

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Here are my 4 bantam.
Japanese black feather and Pekin black feather hens - both less than a year old.
9 weeks old Molted colour Japanese pullet
12 weeks old Pekin pullet black feather
The 2 Japanese bantam make loud high pitch sound, very vocal.
The 2 Pekin chickens make quiet sweet voice like talking. I love the artichoke flowers they wear at the end of their body.
It is not possible to take picture of them together because the older 2 hens peck at the 2 pullets.
The Japanese bantam hen is broody at the moment. The Pekin hen is laying egg, the 2 pullets still along way to go. In the mean time they just enjoy their duty free life. :)

Beautiful! ❤️
 
Our first egg since April, 2024! Our Buff Orpington laid her first egg this morning. She is approximately 9 months old. She was acting very strange and restless and vocal since she emerged. I decided to let her out to forage (usual) and she was running all around looking for a place behind shrubs and plants and still vocalizing. I decided maybe she was trying to lay since she's been squatting for 12 days. I carried her to the coop and put her in the coop nest and told her "this is where you lay your egg" and closed the door. After an hour I got concerned and decided to check on her. She is broody. I took the egg from under her and forced her to exit the coop. Here is the beauty. It is a very pale shade of beige.
 

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