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August 2011 Vol. 2
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August
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| Turns
out, they are not songbirds that sit on a little stick, they prefer
something significant to actually rest their big chicken butts on.
Those girls are so smart, they figured it all out on their own quickly.
I suspected
Willow was the lead bird, she's a buff Orpington and always the
first to run up. But I didn't know for sure, until the Rooster arrived.
Hemlock escaped from a hatchery where he was debeaked. He was kept
in a cage too small so his tail feathers were chopped off. A woman
found him in her front yard, skinny and dehydrated. She scooped
him up and took him to chicken run rescue where he was well cared
for. But it was right after a tornado had ravaged our city, so the
rescue was overcrowded with lost chickens. Hemlock was relegated
to an indoor kennel at the Humane Society. I met him there and felt
so sorry for him being inside with no sky or dirt. He came home
with me, but he's so much bigger than my girls and I am afraid for
them.
Willow, lead chicken checks him out...
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