Do you know how hard it is to take pictures of chickens?
I had Tom chase them around with his camera yesterday. I wanted to show you how big the chicks and guinea keets had gotten, but they weren’t cooperating. (Everybody freeranges all day now.) The only one who was a ham was Bonnie, and that’s only because she thought he had food.
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Nice pic…I never get enough of seeing chicken pics and hearing about their adventures. Can’t wait till we have some someday!
My buff orpington FINALLY started to lay! We’ve had 4 eggs since last Saturday, so she seems to be surpassing the predictions for her breed. We lost her 2 sisters to raccoons, but have improved our security since, so I think she’ll be fine. How ’bout that wind the other day??
Robbyn, it’s so great to have you back amongst us again!
Artemisia, I am so sad about your other two girls. Will the last girl need a friend…I heard they are very social creatures. But I am glad to hear she’s laying, finally. Yay. Yeah, the wind was a bit of a drag, but we flew kites again…
Chicken pictures are difficult. LIttle buggers just won’t sit still. Your guineas look cute though. They have such a funny little shape.
I love the pics of them running away! Those white legs in contrast to the others, it’s just too cute.