After an exciting day with guests aged 2 to 85, and cooperative brick-oven construction I gave a hen away. I hope it wasn't this hen, but when my brick-oven buddy agreed to take on of the really Silky-looking Silky roosters from Kagoshima (just luck they didn't become soup last Monday,those Boris [hy-line?] Brown hens saved them!!) it just seemed appropriate to send a hen along too. Hopefully the rooster and hen will get along well and they will care for the 4 Silky/JiDokKo mix chicks they will be joining.. I'd like to see the birds keep laying eggs up in this planter among the lemon-grass blades.. Hopefully a crow won't get the eggs, the planter won't fall down.. One of the JiDokKo birds as started laying in a box by the front door. That's convenient! Other birds keep laying by the two broody hens. One is sitting over 6 eggs.. Some are over 3 weeks old but I don't really know which.. I have to start marking them now with the more recent broody hen.. Sometimes they abandon the eggs to run out and eat with the other birds.. I guess they know when it's warm enough to do that because some eggs hatch in spite of occasional abandonment..
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#SilkyHen #烏骨鶏雌鶏



































