Chickens & Fireworks

I've noticed that from tomorrow (15th Oct) our local supermarket will begin selling fireworks, which has prompted the question of how your chickens cope with them. I don't mean just with the night-time displays, but also the impromptu daytime shenanegans of kids checking that fireworks...work. 

Oh I so hate fireworks. 
I am not looking forward to firework season. 

i do to hate fireworks, i dont look forward to this time of the year, i always have my fingers x that we can pull my little jack russle x through another firework hell (she hates them to a point that she always look likes she's having a hart attack when they go off) she is now 9yrs old... so fingers

my jack russell is 12 or older {rescue dog so i cant tell a direct age of him ,} he even sits on my lap when i am in the toilet hes that scared unless i manage to shut the door quick enough before he can get in there .

The chucks will not get to upset about fire works. If they where out then that would be a different matter.

I've had idiots here setting them off the past few weeks, including in the daytime. The chickens couldn't care less about them, but the ducks get excitable and quack away at me when the go off. I'm lucky that my cats dont react badly to them, but also unlucky as one cat LOVES them, she rushes outside and watches them - very bizarre behaviour which worries me incase she wanders towards displays and bonfires    I'm thinking about bringing the ducks and their house onto the patio next week for winter and so they'll be closer to me and I'll be able to hear them when they get excitable with them.

My little tabby loves the chooks! When I throw out scraps she's there in the middle in case she's missing something and when I clean the coop she has to check it over and test the nest boxes for comfort. Then the girls have to do the same!! They even run up and down the garden together and I'm sure they must communicate somehow! Mad, mad, mad!

The fireworks started tonight. 
I was out in the garden  this afternoon setting up a new pool for the ducks.
Bea (dog) was out helping me and as soon as she heard the first bang she went berserk.
She has been hiding under my bed ever since. 
The chooks and ducks had a bit of a flappy moment and ran into the coop, but seemed not to be too bothered. 

I hate fireworks.