Showing posts with label chickens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chickens. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 17, 2017
because chickens are homeshool curriculum
My latest acquisition...French Black Copper Maran chicks. We think at least one is a rooster. These lay super dark chocolate colored eggs. I can't wait!!
As for the title...well, yes, we count anything and everything for homeschool curriculum...after all there are lessons in every aspect of life. And that is what we are doing - teaching life.
Until next time... JenT
Thursday, September 15, 2016
Chicken Run
I've actually never seen the movie Chicken Run, but I thought it was a catchy title.
We have chickens. A lot more than what I have here, but they were scattered hither and yon, and I didn't feel like chasing them down just for a mug shot. We also have ducks.
These are the latest acquisitions. We have had them for about an hour or two. We bought them from a local place that sells a large variety of birds. We bought eight chickens and three guineas. The silver/gray birds are the guineas.
We had a small flock born about a month ago to one of our other chickens but through one mishap or another managed to lose them all. *insert sad face* This little bantam hen hatched two little chicks and this one survived. Hopefully, it will continue to thrive.
We have also just started getting eggs from our layers. We have a few Golden Laced Wyandottes, several Americanas/Araucanas, and a couple of Rhode Island Reds. Today we bought three white Rocks, one Rhode Island Red, a Barred Rock, a Black Rock, and two Silver Laced Wyandottes. Hopefully they will produce well also.
And then of course the chicken helpers. :)
Until next time...
JenT
We have chickens. A lot more than what I have here, but they were scattered hither and yon, and I didn't feel like chasing them down just for a mug shot. We also have ducks.
These are the latest acquisitions. We have had them for about an hour or two. We bought them from a local place that sells a large variety of birds. We bought eight chickens and three guineas. The silver/gray birds are the guineas.
We had a small flock born about a month ago to one of our other chickens but through one mishap or another managed to lose them all. *insert sad face* This little bantam hen hatched two little chicks and this one survived. Hopefully, it will continue to thrive.
We have also just started getting eggs from our layers. We have a few Golden Laced Wyandottes, several Americanas/Araucanas, and a couple of Rhode Island Reds. Today we bought three white Rocks, one Rhode Island Red, a Barred Rock, a Black Rock, and two Silver Laced Wyandottes. Hopefully they will produce well also.
And then of course the chicken helpers. :)
Until next time...
JenT
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