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[docsquid]

It has struck me that chickens seem to have a very high tendency to get very excited very quickly. Our chickens' day seems to go a bit like this.

 

I'm very excited - I woke up!

I'm very excited - I ate some chicken food!

I'm very excited - my hooman chicken-feeder type person woke up!

I'm very excited - my hoomans came downstairs!

I'm very excited - my hoomans opened the fridge!

I'm very excited - I can see my hoomans at the window!

I'm very excited - My hoomans let me out of the run!

I'm very excited - I/my sister found a snail/worm/blade of grass!

I'm very excited - My hoomans have given me some snails/grapes/mealworms/bits of cereal!

I'm very excited - My hoomans are walking back and forwards in the garden/cleaning the cube/doing gardening!

I'm very excited - I'm going into the cube to lay an egg

I'm very excited - I LAID AN EGG!!!!! I LAID AN EGG!!!!! I LAID AN EGG!!!!! I SAY I LAID AN EGG!!!!!

I'm very excited - My sister laid an EGG!

I'm very excited - I'm going back into the run again!

I'm very excited - I'm going to bed!

 

Does anybody have a placid chicken who doesn't get over-excited at the slightest movement in the house, or in the garden, or indeed anything and everything that goes on anywhere?

[Chucky1]

Nicely observed Doc

[Space Chick]

Perfectly worded

[scrambledhead]

I needed cheering up and that was perfect!

[coco]

My girls sound just like yours.

[Chicken Shirl]

Same here. Excited all day long.

[Alis girls]

They are very quiet my girls but they do shoot out the run for a forage round the garden - i don't even get a squawk when they lay an egg. I make more noise announcing the eggs

On a different subject I swear blind someone has a peacock in their garden (this being NW London - 3 bedroomed semis at the most) unless there is a bird which makes a similar noise. I mean why a peacock. Look nice but in a surbuban garden - not sure

[Plum]

Well that's your day now what about the chickens

[squidsin]

They are very quiet my girls but they do shoot out the run for a forage round the garden - i don't even get a squawk when they lay an egg. I make more noise announcing the eggs

On a different subject I swear blind someone has a peacock in their garden (this being NW London - 3 bedroomed semis at the most) unless there is a bird which makes a similar noise. I mean why a peacock. Look nice but in a surbuban garden - not sure

 

 

My parents neighbours had a peacock - they are incredibly noisy, and not in a good way either. My dad was always threatening to stick it in a sack and dump it somewhere, a long way from him and his home. But then it vanished anyway. Hmmmmmm.