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Found out who had been stealing the wild birds bread

 

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[jess]

omg!!!!! how cute!!!

[Guest]

oh that's hilarious, the one on the floor looks like she's keeping a look out!

 

[Omletina Kyckling]

That's incredible!! They are pretty nifty to manage to get up there!! Once they spot a food opportunity there's no stopping them though!

[Egluntyne]

Lovely photo.

[Mrs Frugal]

That's wonderful!! Could you email the photo to johannes@omlet.co.uk as it would be a great newsletter candidate .

[theherd123]

 

Brilliant photo!

[Chickvic]

Very How did they both manage to land on it - there's not much room!

[Snowy]

Great picture! Little madams

[chickenlass]

HA Ha! Brilliant

[Ain't Nobody Here]

Great photo . Proper little acrobats you've got there .

[Paola]

It must be a well made bird table to hold them both

[MedusA]

What an absolutely fabulous photo!

[Joojoo]

After an awful 24 hours that really made me smile

 

Absolutely brilliant. Chooks really are very enterprising birds aren't they

[dogs and chickens]

Fab photo! Really made me laugh

[AnnieR]

A great photo!

 

Well it makes a change from the usual "cat-burglars" lol

[lisa33]

Superb Picture

[Seagazer]

Brilliant - who needs squirrels?

[little chickadee]

I enjoyed that ! Thanks for making me smile

[chickencam]

Tut tut naughty girls

 

Just a note of caution I think that I read somewhere that hens can get a fungal disease from wild bird food particularly peanuts.

[Louise]

Wild bird nuts are not screened for aflotoxin which is a dangerous fungus which can be fatal in ANY species

 

hence the reason you are always told as a child not to eat wild bird nuts

 

It is still quite rare though

[Mutrix Farmers]

Fab photo

 

whoever it was that told me chickens don't fly was lying! Katie regularly ends up on the patio table, Charlotte likes to walk along the top of the Eglu run and Henrietta tries to land on the kitchen window cill! Should this flying be encouraged??