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Free Ranging Clucker
© tigger3
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Uploaded: 05/01/24 11:36 AM GMT
Free Ranging Clucker
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Yesterday evening my daughter and I sat outside to enjoy the great weather. She had let the ladies out to enjoy some free range time. This girl caught the attention of my phone.I zoomed in on her. Thanks for commenting. tigs=^..^=
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.biffobear
05/01/24 12:52 AM GMT
Oh my..That would feed a family of ten if anyone was brave enough to take it on...R.
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Look like a big one - very fashionable too in black and white!
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Looks like there is plenty of that green stuff to keep it healthy until that day comes when you want to eat healthy.
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That's not a small one, Sandi. If her eggs are corresponding to her size, one egg will do for an omelette, 😁 !
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I think she is a bit red face over all the attention your photo of her is getting. Can't even get some free range time without the paparazzi showing up!
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I find more people are getting hens these days. Fine shot Sandi.
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The details??? How do you do that??? Fantastic capture, bravo!
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She's a fine looking bird !
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