One of my favorite hens, the Silver Lace Wyandotte, was dead in the coop this morning. When I did the chores last night I noticed that she was on the ground, not a roost like the other hens, but I didn't think too much of it because it wasn't getting dark yet. I suspect she was egg-bound, poor girl.
She was a friendly and clever hen. Whenever we worked in the flower beds or did any digging she followed us around to snatch up any worms or bugs we overturned. I couldn't find a good photo of her in my disorganized photo files, but she looked like the hen in the link above, very beautiful; people always exclaimed over her.These are a few of her remarkable feathers, white with a thick black outline that gave her a polka-dot appearance.
I guess I better add a couple Silver Lace Wyandottes to my chick order this spring.
She was a friendly and clever hen. Whenever we worked in the flower beds or did any digging she followed us around to snatch up any worms or bugs we overturned. I couldn't find a good photo of her in my disorganized photo files, but she looked like the hen in the link above, very beautiful; people always exclaimed over her.These are a few of her remarkable feathers, white with a thick black outline that gave her a polka-dot appearance.
I guess I better add a couple Silver Lace Wyandottes to my chick order this spring.
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Aw, I'm so sorry. I lost my favorite hen, Wanda, earlier this winter to what I suspect was an impacted crop. By the time I realized it I was too late to do anything about it.
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