Breakfast for Hens


These two beauties are out of their coop at first light, foraging for tasty snacks.




It's funny how each of our six hens has their own personality.  Two are early risers while the others prefer to hit the snooze button, especially on these chilly winter mornings.


Even though the large feeder in their warm, dry hen house is filled daily, all the ladies enjoy scratching and checking our entire back yard for any treats they might find.

 

They provide fresh eggs daily as well as all-natural insect control!

What's happening in your back yard?

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  1. eileeninmdDecember 30, 2023 at 5:53 AM

    They are both pretty! I wish you and yours all the best in 2024, a happy and healthy New Year! Have a safe and happy weekend.

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