Chicken platters. Hand cut, diced or chopped. Natural ingredients and I think from the rapid beak pecking, the haute cuisine is being appreciated….even if rather quickly!
I will putting up a post soon on chicken food. We have only just begun learning about feedng and I still need to explore the local area for seed merchants and grain suppliers and fine tuning protein levels – as its all about eggs and happy girls here. But for today its meal worms, organic sunflower seeds, tomatoes, shredded cabbage, courgette, fermented barley (our own) and yogurt.
Hmmm..i woke up this morning to see my two girls walking up the road in blue and white striped tops and black berrets , packed cases under their wings. They’ve decided life in France is a much tastier option!!
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Te he!! How funny. That would make a great painting. I don’t know if you had sound on the video…i couldn’t hear when I loaded it..but the pecking was like a heavy rain storm! Wish they would stand in their food. You always get one over excited and tries to hog the place.
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I can imagine a drawing of them. My two tip their food up every day, its so annoying. There is a definite pecking order even with just two and when I put two different bowls down to make sure they both get some the lesser one still gets chased away by the one who thinks shes in charge. Really funny to watch.
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I read about this the other day. You need another chicken to balance the pecking order. And then at least 2 chickens can go off and sulk together!
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Wish mine wouldn’t stand in the trays. The grain is in a metal feeder, long with bars over the top. They can’t turn that over or stand in it. I will sort something for the trays too but in many ways the bullies can’t control everyone when there are two trays and plenty of sides to crowd round.
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You might be right, maybe they are just like young girls. I did have three but one tried to stand up to a fox and lost. Maybe I will get another one soon.
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