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Tuesday, March 29, 2016

A favorite subject...

We were on one of the backroads to Mansfield with Lorelei today....I got to try to nab a few pics the chickens again.  The rooster in front is a bit on the shy side.  I don't know how many times I have tried to photograph him and he won't stay in one place for long.  I think he is actually afraid. 
The hens are not quite as bad...
but they were busy and hard to capture them at the best second...
I love photographing chickens, specially roosters.

The icing on the cake was when we were getting to Mansfield, Lorelei told me that that was her new favoritest road!  

21 comments:

Tom said...

pretty birds

Christine said...

Great photos of these very healthy looking birds.

Francisco Manuel Carrajola Oliveira said...

Lindos estes belos "Samurais".
Um abraço e uma óptima Quarta-Feira.
http://andarilharar.blogspot.pt/

Anonymous said...

I love these pictures! These would be pretty in frames!

Revrunner said...

That's his job. :-)

eileeninmd said...

Hello, I love all the chickens, the rooster is handsome. Great shots. Happy Wednesday, enjoy your day!

Hootin Anni said...

Mighty pretty [or handsome as the case is]!!!
And I love the ending comment from Lorelei....how cute is that.

Deb said...

Such colourful birds .... and tasty too!

The Cranky said...

I love these photos, especially of the Wyandotte!

Nancy Chan said...

The chickens are very healthy and big! The rooster always attract the most attention but I think the hens are so beautiful.

don said...

I like the pictures of chickens. Lorelei's comment shows she is likely full of witticisms,

Small City Scenes said...

Her 'new favorite rod' I like that. what a fun traveling pal she is. Reminds me of Ktlee at that age---so full of being excited!
glad you like chickens. we have been looking at baby chicks at the feed stor but no we are not getting any. We are down to 2 hens and they lay enough for us.
Have fun today. Yes come walk in the woods with me and Bing.
MB

Anonymous said...

When I saw the pic of the roosters, I wanted to visit you, because my daughter and son in law started having chickens a year ago. They started with 10 baby chicks. Wow, they multiply fast!
These roosters are so pretty! Ididn't know they could be fearful:)

CountryMum said...

Very, very nice! I can see why you like photographing chickens and roosters.

Judy said...

Awe, sweet Lorelei :)
I miss having hens running around the yard. I love your photos.

Ida said...

Those are some colorful chickens. - So glad Lorelei enjoys her time with you.

Stephanie said...

Very pretty shots of the chickens!

Anonymous said...

They do make great subjects. Sweet Lorelei. Isn't great when they enjoy the same things we do?

Coloring Outside the Lines said...

These are great shots of the chickens. I'm on instagram and I follow several people who post the fuzzy butts and colorful feathers.

Cheryl @ TFD said...

I love chickens and roosters. You've got some great shots!

Mascha said...

Very nice!

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