I'm here to show the recent purchases (and not those made at the fair of Reggio Emilia).
As the title suggests, this is a trio of fit Nana (Booted Bantam), or Sabelpoot, if you prefer.
Absolutely one of my favorite races, in one of my favorite varieties, the wildflowers ... that you want? In my opinion they are a fairy tale.
I used the chicken coop where they had previously hosted the Leghorn, but it seems that I will have to be kept closed for some time (to get them used to fall) because the rooster and the hens sleeping on the aviary of golden pheasants, while the other hen nights alternating between the magnolia and redwood.
In my humble opinion this is 3 specimens very beautiful .... a good starting point for the pack I want to create ... :)
I must say that I remembered as a race more domestic .... tend to get nervous and run away if they get too close, especially 2 chickens. The trio is free with the group of Dutch pearl gray, fortunately, the cocks do not look right .... meglio così.
Ora vi saluto e vi lascio con alcune fotografie.
A presto! :)
As the title suggests, this is a trio of fit Nana (Booted Bantam), or Sabelpoot, if you prefer.
Absolutely one of my favorite races, in one of my favorite varieties, the wildflowers ... that you want? In my opinion they are a fairy tale.
I used the chicken coop where they had previously hosted the Leghorn, but it seems that I will have to be kept closed for some time (to get them used to fall) because the rooster and the hens sleeping on the aviary of golden pheasants, while the other hen nights alternating between the magnolia and redwood. In my humble opinion this is 3 specimens very beautiful .... a good starting point for the pack I want to create ... :)
I must say that I remembered as a race more domestic .... tend to get nervous and run away if they get too close, especially 2 chickens. The trio is free with the group of Dutch pearl gray, fortunately, the cocks do not look right .... meglio così.
Ora vi saluto e vi lascio con alcune fotografie.
A presto! :)
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