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I can personally attest that she looks just like a peony in that shot... Here's my peonies right now:

When Ebony decides that you're her perch, you better get comfy and comply... (Her chosen perch this time is my daughter Crystal)

Here's Agnes on her eggs:

As a follow-up to my previous post... I should have knocked on wood when I said Agnes was doing a "broody impression"... She is in fact full-blown broody. First time I've had a hatchery RIR go broody on me. She's very dedicated to the 8 eggs she's squirreled away. Fingers crossed, hatch day...

Willow being romantic...

Sorry for a gif in the picture thread, but the motion really helps this one. Agnes, (RIR) does a full blown broody impression every time our Brahma rooster Willow is around.

Fun shot of Phyllis jumping onto my leg:

"Hey Gladys, you almost done in there?"

One of my favorite pictures I've seen in this whole thread. So happy you got pow! Give legs a treat for me!

She would be the first one. I'll keep an eye out for unusual bullying behavior when she joins the big girls. She's 2 weeks old and currently in a mixed brooder along with: - 2 Buff Orpingtons (3 weeks) - 1 dark Brahma (1 week) - 1 black Jersey giant (3 days) If they start to pick on her...

My daughter has wanted a polish chicken for ages that she could name Effie (after the Hunger Games character) this year she got her wish. Meet Effie...

Willow meets the bubbies... (Arslan has never been a fan of chicks, but Willow seems to like them. I have high hopes that he'll be a good dad someday.)

When human and chicken babies meet... snuggles!

My daughter went to take a picture of Luna and caught an interesting shot of Willow in the background. Looks like he's doing a happy flappy dance.

Haha! I have two Rhode Island reds, Agnes and Gladys, who both run to the door at night for an escort to the coop. (Braving our young rooster's attentions no less) If I'm taking too long and they start to go in the coop on their own, but they see me at the back door, they will flee the coop...

Called ebony to come get in the coop for the night, and she turned around and she gave me this face... Guess she wasn't ready yet.

Roosters have terrible dinner etiquette... Willow's begging for food.

I got a nice shot of the "last out of the coop" crew the other morning... (Left to right: Willow, Ebony, Blanche, and Gladys) I'm sorry to report this will be the last new image including Blanche as we lost her last night. Our favorite broody and pterodactyl chicken loaf has moved on to...

Arslan strutting his stuff in the yard

Ebony popped over to say good morning...