
Here's some hens.....
They are a little shy and turned their backs when they saw the paparazzi.

Two white girls: believe it or not, I can't tell the white girls apart!


a white girl and a Rhode Island Red with the stumpy black tail (vs. the RIR with the long black tail).

Now, this is not a great picture, but I wanted you to see the black chicken and the one I secretly call "Goldie." Hard to tell here, but their feathers have the most beautiful patterns. Their faces look a little "full" because they are Aracaunas and have "cheek tufts." The golden one has brown eyes.


I think you've now seen pictures of all 12 of the the "hens." OK, 11 hens. Gotta run!

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