Ian won't leave their side because we just can't stop looking at them.
Let me introduce to you:
Emmaline
and Clover
Clover is a Black Australorp
Emmaline is a Buff Orpington
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
They're here!
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These are so adorable. Ian and Sawyer must be in heaven having them to play with. LOL
Sam's third grade teacher gets in eggs every year from a local farm and they raised them for weeks. I would stop in and take pics with Alex in tow so that they both got to experience this.
Did you get these so that you could have fresh eggs?
Full grown they look so beautiful. (Which is sort of weird to say about a chicken, but seriously...lovely yellow chicken! LOL)
What a new fun adventure. I am always intriged by the things you do and love that you are creating such a wonderful envioronment for your family to grow in. Can't wait until summer when the kids can play ... I wish it were tomorrow. SO cute!
Hi Andrea,
Brings back memories from my farm girl days. I wonder if Jeremy remembers? Where will you keep them when they are older? How will you build the outdoor pen? I bet there isn't a chance of coyotes in your neighborhood. We have some that roam around in ours. The chicks are so cute, and your boys have one creative and devoted mama.
See you next week.
Karli
So much for not naming them. :-) Great fun though! Makes me want to revisit my goat idea for controlling weeds and blackberries.
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