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Red
Silkie hen - who lays most of the eggs! We selected Silkies and Frizzles b/c they don't fly. So they stay off the rabbit cages. |
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One of my girls, a Silkie hen, is an unusual silver color. Old rabbit nestboxes were turned on their ends and nailed along one empty wall for the girls. |
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The chickens eat bugs and spilled feed. They also keep the rabbit manure stirred up which, in turn, keeps the manure dry and odor free. |
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This is the real-live "Little Red Hen." I love the Frizzle feathers!! |
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First
chick of 2003!
UPDATE: We now have 12 chicks hatched. Chicks that grow up to be roosters are sold. We will keep only 4 female chicks. Click here to see a chick hatch. |
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June,
2003: Oh, no!!!!! More chicks! But look!! Two more silver chicks! All right! We just learned this silver variety of Silkies is rare. Hope they are hens. |
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These little Frizzle hens were produced by Little Red Hen, when loaned out to CT Rabbitry in Alice. Thanks, guys!! |
