Animals & Wildlife Magazine

Lesson 946 – Faces a Mama Hen Could Love

By Wendythomas @wendyenthomas

This past weekend I attended the Northeastern Poultry Congress. If you haven’t ever gone to one, please consider doing so, these things are like the Westminster Dog shows of poultry.

This is just one side of a room of poultry.

This is just one side of a room of poultry.

The variety of poultry was astounding and much like a kid in a candy store I was able to pick out my shortlist of the breeds I want added to my flock this Spring (Silver Phoenix, Salmon Flavorelle, and (of course) another Maran or two

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As anyone who has tried to take photos of chickens know, they move their heads so much that often it’s difficult to get anything other than a blur, which is why I was so pleased to get some really good photos that show the diversity in some of these chickens. For your entertainment, I present – chicken faces.

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I assure you, there is a chicken in there.

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Are you talkin’ to me?

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forget the grumpy cat, I give you the grumpy rooster

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A stink-eye if I’ve ever seen one.

Yup, they do have ears.

Yup, they do have ears.

Tomorrow I’ll share some pictures of chicken feather patterns that will take your breath away.

Wendy Thomas writes about the lessons learned while raising children and chickens in New Hampshire. Contact her at [email protected]

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