chicken with Spiraea japonica
By Volunteer
- 13 May, 2009
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Lovely picture sooooo cute
9 Jun, 2009
Actually I've just realised that the label sounds as if the chicken has a disease!!
10 Jul, 2009
I was just about to ask if it was fatal!
16 Jul, 2009
Prefer mine with a white wine sauce Lol :~))
13 Dec, 2009
Sorry, there's not enough meat on my girls!
15 Dec, 2009
It's ok Volunteer I wouldn't dream of it ! I'm actually quite envious, there's a restriction on keeping chickens on my house deeds, but I have wondered would anybody object. Perhaps I might sound out the neighbours opinions. Would you say there was a minimum amount of space a couple of hens would need ?
15 Dec, 2009
As a child I met a very happy hen who lived in a small backyard, they do like a bit of company though. I had 2 silkie girls at my old house, they were lovely and only made a noise when they laid an egg. Aphrodite, the older one was very sociable and used to come in the house, she was very gentle, her daughter Mimi was a bit pushy. When I dug or weeded in the garden they would follow me around to eat whatever I grubbed up. A fox got them, I got too complacent.
16 Dec, 2009
Well, Muddywalters, they can manage in a few sqaure metres but soon reduce the ground to mud! Mine are kept in a run with bark flooring that I can change. They roam around the garden when I'm home. Does anyone read house deeds? It might be an idea to ask the immediate neighbours first, after all, you'll need a hen-sitter for when you might be away! They aren't noisy, unless they are a cockerel in disguise!!
17 Dec, 2009
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Nice pic. :o)
16 May, 2009