Annie is the lone chicken at 765 right now. This little speckled lady got her name after we saved her from wandering the streets of Spanish Town. She proved to be a fighter when we went on vacation and she survived two raccoons and a dog. Thanks to a neighbor who kept her in his kitchen, she's still around. It took a few months of recovering, but she finally got back to scratching for bugs and egg producing. Annie has now taken to hopping the fence during the day to scratch around the neighbors yard, and when I pull up from work she comes running up to be let back into the yard. Her and Juliet certainly make a cute duo in the backyard.
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4 comments:
OMG that is a great pic! Glad Annie survived!
That makes me smile Kelly ... Thank you!
-Patrick
What a pretty hen! She looks like she'd do well with two Rhode Island Reds that are seriously up for grabs!
Getting rid of your chickens Sheila? If they need a good home I'm sure they could live at 765.
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