The power of home grown raspberries!I dropped a couple outside the battery hens' house and after a few unsure steps, five of the youngsters tottered out on shaky big feet.
A small but intensely satisfying little victory
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They are sure looking better, John! Have you given them names yet? ;-)
ReplyDeletesharon...no names as yet (remember they are eating birds)however the little one with the deformed beak...I shall keep her and will name her spartacus
ReplyDeleteYaaaay! My hens LOVE berries! Glad to see progress is being made.
ReplyDeleteYeah! To be able to undo the wrongs....a wonderful feeling!
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful that the hens are starting to enjoy the good life.
ReplyDeleteSo, you are keeping one huh? And naming is Spartacus! I just knew you would at least keep one of them. :)
They look so much better!
ReplyDeleteAwww, they're learning that the world can hold pleasant things.
ReplyDeleteHello John!! I'm glad they're "coming out of the shells" so to speak, and that you're keeping one of them! Let us know when you name the others, just (please) don't let me know when they become your lunch! ;-)))
ReplyDeleteThey will be exploring and enjoying the sun in no time now. You did good, John.
ReplyDeleteThis is how all chickens should live.....good on you John!
ReplyDeleteJohn, I heart you!! Nuff said xx
ReplyDeleteAmazing what a new environment can do for them....Awwww the power of love and caring.:)
ReplyDeletethey do look better. Our hens adore anything soft out of the garden, and anything that moves, too.
ReplyDeleteSo glad to see they are doing better, and I so knew you were keeping at least one of them.