Into the world for
the first time, teenage chickens
discover crickets.
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We got three chickens a couple weeks ago. One was old enough to go in the coop right away, but two needed to stay inside in a brooding box a couple more weeks. We had planned to put them out in the coop this weekend, but ended up doing it last night because they were going so stir crazy! It has been very funny watching them try to figure out where they are, what they are supposed to do, how they are supposed to eat.
Say hi to Margaret and Anne! 🙂
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Haiku Heights is hosting The September Heights, a haiku-a-day challenge with a daily word prompt to be used as a theme and/or in the haiku. Today’s prompt is “revelation.” Click through to check out more haiku or to add your own.
Cool!
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They are pretty amusing to watch… 🙂
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Love their names!
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And the third one is Victoria. I will have to get her picture up sometime too. 🙂
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Terrific! The haiku and the chickens!
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It will be even more terrific when the eggs show up!!
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Congratulations on your new additions! Ah the pitter-patter of little…. talons? And break a leg tomorrow at the poetry reading! So proud of you!
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I have to say, I kind of miss having them in the basement! We went down to play with them several times a day!
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nice looking chickens and good haiku
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Thanks, Bruce. I will pass on the compliment to the girls…
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Lovely sense of immediacy in this one – and it flows so naturally – a super haiku.
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Thanks. I really appreciate the kind words.
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Your photo makes me miss my chicken-raising days!
Revelation
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They are the funniest things! And we are quite the “new parents”!
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