The chicks are getting so big! They went through the awkward stage really fast and now they are just adorable! I say this is the best stage because they actually look like hens now.
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| No name. As you can see 3 of them don't have names, any ideas? They are all hens, half Black Australorp, half Ameraucana. Linking up with: Macro Monday. Show Off Your Shot. SOOC. |
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How adorable they all are. I am new to your blog so I don't know what kind of chickens they are ... that might help me in choosing a name for one of them. Maybe next time :) I love your picture.
Andrea @ From The Sol
Haha. Chickens go through the awkward stage too!! Just like people. Lovely pictures. Isn't it fun watching them grow up?
lovely eyes!
Hi there - I have to say this is a set of faces only a mother could love!
Cheers - Stewart M - Australia
Pretty dark eyes!
Great macro images! I love the details in the feathers near the beak of the third one!
Cute!
raven is a good name for that one. the others I have no idea!
Hey Yolanda!
Gosh been a long time sense I visited your blog. Hmmmmm...lets see, if any of those three are roosters you could name it Kanga-Roo-ster :) My Mom thought it up. Lets see, Rihanon For a hen. Pronounced REE-ann-ON. Ivy, Polka Dots, Silver Star, Dolly, Lil' Ann, Oreo Cookie, Yokey, Fern, Sierra, Cocoa, Cheerio, Dandi, Bella(beautiful), Poppy, and Gracie. Such cute beauty's, thanks for sharing!
-Farm Girl,
Moira
I can see the Ameraucana in them! Cute! We have three Ameraucana. I love their puffy cheeks. I'm hoping to cross them with my Marans and get Olive Eggers!
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