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 While visiting his grandparents, Jethro, age 3, offers Billy, our Pygmy buck goat, both a scoop of corn and a stick to munch on.. 
Hatchlings Kamala (left) and Siddhartha lived inside for a few weeks before they were ready to join their chicken yard family. During a little out-of-the-cage exercise time, Sidd thought it a good time for a little show and tell. Spreading his wings, he tried to impress his sister with all he had learned about flying. Let's see, is it one, two, three, jump and flutter, or one, two, three, flutter and jump?
. Find dozens more chicken games in Chicken Scratches, A Book of Puzzles & Games for Eggheads |
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2012 Wall Calendar
will delight the fowlest
trivia lover in your life.
Celebrate Dance Like a Chicken Day, Egg Salad Week and Natl Chicken Month.
| Feather your brain or surprize and egg-centric friends with
Chicken Scratches,
an Activity Book of Games & Puzzles for Eggheads of All Ages. | My Chicken Diaries
handcrafted glass-bead
earrings will make the wearer
the cluck of the town | Well-fluffed
individual photo cards and
whimsical note card sets
make a fine homes for your
personal sentiments or
cheerful eggs-pressions |
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After his annual molt (feather shedding), Moe, a Golden Laced Crested Polish rooster, had just one wild crest feather standing, a seemingly striking resemblance to his quirky, egg-centric personality. On Memorial Day, we offer a 21 crow salute to Moe who died in the line of duty. Serving as flock sentry on the more risky outer fringes of the chicken yard, he gave his life protecting the flock from a predatory hawk. Be at peace Moe. Be at peace one and all. |
