It had been a while since I photographed the chickens so on Saturday I took my camera out with their evening scratch treat. They move pretty fast – it was hard to get good shots one-handed while tossing scratch.
The other photo is of a funnel cloud breaking up on Friday evening when we had some pretty fierce thunderstorms. I stood watching it for a few seconds to determine if I needed to hightail it to the basement, but it did start to break up. By the time I got the camera, turned it on, and got the photo, there wasn’t much to look at.
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Day 69
Chickens - Barred Plymouth Rock Gallus gallus domesticus |
Previous Journals
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Digging, Planting, and Photo Updates
Lettuce 'Gourmet Lettuce Mix' , Bean, Bush 'Royal Burgundy' (2012) , Spinach 'Bloomsdale Long Sta...
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Garden Expansion (and I tried nettle pasta)
Lettuce 'Yankee Salad Mix' Harvesting, Raspberry 'Boyne' , and Eastern Companion-Planted Vegetabl...
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Blooms, Berries & Buckwheat fail
Euphorbia Blooming, Strawberry 'Veestar' Blooming, Apple Tree Blooming, Johnny Jump Up Blooming, ...
Later Journals
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What a difference a week makes
Eastern Companion-Planted Vegetable garden
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Chickens - Barred Plymouth Rock Harvesting, Asparagus 'Viking' Harvesting, Poultry garden , Pear ...
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First Official Asparagus Harvest!
Asparagus 'Viking' Harvesting

Comments
graibeard wrote:
Looks like Alberta has relatives. I was wondering about her breed (3rd photo) and seeing all your girls together suggests she’s 90+% Barred Plymouth.
We’re hoping there will be more come Springtime (or soon after)…
Posted on 29 May 12 (12 months ago)
HazelJ wrote:
@graibeard yes I think Alberta looks very much like a Barred Plymouth rock. Mine will be 10 weeks old tomorrow.
Posted on 29 May 12 (12 months ago)
KathN wrote:
Glad you didn’t have to go to the basement! And all your girls look very chirrupy!
Posted on 29 May 12 (12 months ago)
blurdom wrote:
Young chickens in the grass…such a great sight!
Posted on 29 May 12 (12 months ago)
LouiseM wrote:
The chickens look wonderful – they grew up so fast! Glad your storm passed without incident.
Posted on 29 May 12 (12 months ago)
rosemarieGardener wrote:
Lovely, feathered ladies. Scary clouds; glad you’re safe.
Posted on 31 May 12 (12 months ago)
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