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Saturday, 2 February 2019
Rescued Hens
These little beauties used to live in cages until our lovely neighbours adopted them. The girls look so much healthier than when they were first brought home. Hubby and I feed them when our neighbours travel. This morning, they were waiting at the gate for us. I love the clucking noise they make when they hear us coming and the fresh eggs are delicious.
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Awww - so sweet!
ReplyDeleteThey are blessed!
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteI am sure they are happy chickens now, cute photo. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post today. Happy Saturday and have a great weekend. PS, thanks for the comment on my blog.
Live critters make everything better. The girls are cute
ReplyDeleteFreshly laid eggs are the best! So nice to be able to feed these chickens.
ReplyDeleteWhen I was kid, I take care several hens.
ReplyDeleteyes, they produce fresh eggs.
have a great day
Free range chickens now, they are lucky!
ReplyDeleteThat's fun! A friend, with a few free range chickens on a farm, just had someone deliver one to her door. It was being chased by a fox in the city!
ReplyDelete(ツ) from Cottage Country Ontario , ON, Canada!
I love seeing free range chickens! So horrible what we do as people to these poor critters, but many people understand the benefits of letting them roam. We have cougars and coyotes (as well as other critters) where we live so I'm not sure I could keep chickens safe, though I'd love to have them. I also worry I wouldn't have someone like you, the good neighbor, who could feed them while I was away!
ReplyDeleteThey have now found the perfect life. Adopted, free and a helpful neighbor. What more would a hen want. :)
ReplyDelete...no cages here, they are free range!
ReplyDeleteThey look very happy!
ReplyDeleteKB, can taste those omelets now. Thank for sharing.
ReplyDeletenice! well done. I can't stand the cage hen industry, we only ever buy Otaika Free range eggs.
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of rescuing laying hens. Unfortunately we don't have the space but it's something I'd like to do.
ReplyDeleteLovely rescuing hens, I used to keep chickens, they were beautiful part of my life.
ReplyDeleteNice picture of the chickens
ReplyDeleteI wish you a nice Sunday.
Best regards, Irma
Sweet photo and so glad they are roaming and enjoying the food and your attention ~
ReplyDeleteHappy Day to you,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
awwww, they are so cute!! i hope you get some eggs!!!
ReplyDeleteglad they are taken good care of. The girls look healthy :)
ReplyDeleteAw. I want chickens.
ReplyDeleteHooray for free-range chickens! They do look good. Our daughter and son-in-law have chickens and when we're in Oregon we get eggs! Nothing you can buy in a store compares.
ReplyDeleteEggs, I love it...
ReplyDeleteWe have has chickens for ages in my home in Italy. Nice to have fresh eggs!
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