[jack russell]

here are a couple of new additions to the plot

Kellogs








Pringles




aren't they lush  

[Aunt Sally]

Beautiful Birds Jack   No neighbours I guess, cos they look as if they know how to SHOUT  

[Jellyhead]

You sure do have lovely cocks    

[jack russell]

That is very true Aunty all three are in chorus The Three Tenors.     There are houses near the lotties but we are allowed to keep them and no one complains  

I think anyone buying a house there are informed of the cockerels (or can here them on viewing) and dont really have any right to complain IMO,  just like buying a house next to an airport :shock:    

[bekboo]

I'm new to this and do have some lovely pics of our ex-bats!! How do I put pics on?

[Aunt Sally]

Tjis is how you do it bekboo  

Posting Pictures in a Topic

[bekboo]

Well here goes...my first pic I hope

The recently freed girl's first scratching!!

[Wildeone]

               




So great to see them out and exploring for the first time!!!!!! I'm thrilled for them - well done you!

[Davenports]

This is Jane

 and Doris

Plus home and pen - the string is to stop them flying over the netting despite wings being clipped!!!

Edna

and finally Audrey

[Aunt Sally]

Lovely pictures Davenports  :!:

Great setting for the Eglu  

[Foxy]

lovely pics! very sweet hens Davenports - but um whats that plastic thingy in the garden??  :shock:  :shock:

[Aunt Sally]

Behave Foxy  :roll:  

[Davenports]

Hoping that the plastic thing in the garden will hatch into this??!!!



       

[Chickenstreet]

Hallo, I posted in November when I was setting up, but have only now (last week) been able to get some hens. There are just the three - Brodie, Harriet and Penny - they are about sixteen/eighteen weeks old,  from AJR Poultry, Abergavenny.  ISA browns - all that were available at the time, but they do seem like a good (non!) choice. Lovely, friendly, have been able to pick each up from day one - they didn't like it at first but are fine and very easy to handle now - we had to clip their wings on day two, but they're still trying to fly.  Here they're eating porridge with sunflower seeds.

[Aunt Sally]

Welcome back Chickenstreet.

ISA browns are a very popular bird.  Quite a few keepers here have some  :!:

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