She is very protective and does not live anyone to get close to her babies. It is funny to see these little chickens following a big turkey. She loves them, and they love her though. Thanks to Jane I suppose I will have nine bilingual chickens.
Tuesday, May 2, 2017
Jane theTurkey
I am not sure if I ever mentioned that we have a turkey named Jane. Jane lives with three chickens (Jack, Janet, and Chrissy) in a partially free range area of our property. At the end of March Jane decided to start sitting. The chickens had been laying eggs in the nest area. Last month Jane became mama to nine baby chickens.
She is very protective and does not live anyone to get close to her babies. It is funny to see these little chickens following a big turkey. She loves them, and they love her though. Thanks to Jane I suppose I will have nine bilingual chickens.
She is very protective and does not live anyone to get close to her babies. It is funny to see these little chickens following a big turkey. She loves them, and they love her though. Thanks to Jane I suppose I will have nine bilingual chickens.
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Dawn this is so funny with the bilingual chicks...The turkey must be bilingual as well!
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