Just chickens, doing their thing.

Finding worms, bugs and things of that nature.

If they ever find mom any black-gold, we will be set.

There are 10 hens. {Though all are not pictured here.}

 

Just a few of my chickens - doing what chickens do.

Grazing in the Grass.

 

 

On a Saturday evening.

 

 

They are almost five months old, here.

Grass - Eating Chickens

 

 

Did you know that chickens love eating grass?

 

Two of my free - range hens paired-up for a Grass Hoot-Nanny today.

They forgot to notice that I was photographing them.

 

Not only do chickens scratch in the dirt for worms; but they enjoy the fresh greens and chlorophyll as well.

 

How about OMELET !! This egg was laid just FIVE MINUTES ago

Well, it was at the time of the photo taking; and it was laid by Ms. Fancy on Saturday March 6, 2010 in the afternoon. (all of these photos were taken today) I noticed her missing from the crew, then went searching for her. 

 I found the lady sitting at ease on the nest. I then kinda stood close by waiting for her to "give birth". 

Fancy, the white chicken, had a few drinks of water immediately after the delivery.

 When the new delivery arrived, I rushed inside and came out with the camera all loaded to shoot.

After "giving birth", Ms Fancy rejoined the rest of the crew, well except for Rhodie.

Rhodie was in a world of her own, hunting for worms and other great delicacies.

She looked up after I called her.

I love comments, so jump right in here. Who knows, one day I might have an OMELET giveaway. My chicken love being free range.