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She blends!

Well it was just part of their lives that most people do not do anymore. I remember my sister would not eat chicken for years because she saw the head of a chicken chopped off and the bird ran around in a frenzy afterwards for a bit. I think I could butcher poultry if I needed to, but I...

They must have had lots of ducks and chickens, but I remember my mother saying they had a turkey farm. She did have a pet duck that used to stay under the front steps waiting for her.

So along the old photos line: These are my grandparents who had a large poultry hatchery in Northern California. We were allowed to play with the chicks (under careful supervision) when we were young children. I stll have his huge egg baskets. Unfortunately I only had one Sebastopol, Curley...

What a great photo! I love having treasures like this.

WOW!!!!!

He looks like my husband when I am showering kisses on him when he is working on the car and can't be bothered!!

Handsome couple!!!

They look like little ballerinas going out for a show!

Beautiful ladies! What type are they? So delicate looking.

Update, looks like Sunny may be a female! Puts a different slant on things!

Seen That Look Before, usually when they are in the nest box!

Awe, so sweet! They are not living in the birdhouse are they??

Tilly, her daughter Tillytwo (husband named her), and son Eric who is watching over Tillitwo and her nest. He checks on Mom also once in awhile.

Curley the Sebastopol Goose and his nephew Sunny sharing some family time!

Beautiful Boy!

Well, I have had hens lay in them, not often, but it has happened. The roosters tend to use the boxes for shelter or to get away from another rooster if they are fussing.

Current Rooster Barn circa 1920 (it holds about 40 nesting boxes).

Winter in Northern nevada

Beautiful Boy!!!!