Small chicken

We have a few clutches for sale each year. We usually have both smooth and frizzle varieties and once in a while we have a silkie or two. To see our current

Somebody ... slap a pinafore on me and grab me a bonnet! I'm one step closer to becoming Laura Ingalls. I own backyard chickens! I get all the fun and none of the Nelly Olsen.

How cute is this little one? Did you know that billions of baby chickens ar being killed in the first 10 minutes of their lives, because they are not valuable for the egg industry? Choose compassion and a vegan lifestyle and educate your kids to follow your example! #vegan #compassion #chicken #cute

You know how sometimes pictures don't truly express what you were feeling at the moment? This one does. It perfectly captures my reaction to the Easter present I got this year. Shock, surprise, fear, glee.

This year’s batch of chicks arrived in the mail and I took way too many adorable photos of our new chicks so I have a lot of baby chick photos…

“Can I have a horse, Dad?” “No, dear.” “Can I have a dog, then?” “No, honey.” “What about a hamster?” “Nope.” “Rabbit?” “Probably not.”

Reader Pamela of the blog Sweet Peach wrote us today to share some “cute chickens” she recently photographed, and when I opened up the link, my jaw dropped. My friends, this chicken goes so far beyond cute. Here’s your dose of Friday chicken splendor. This chicken, people, is a diva, and she is named Izzy-Belle, which seems to suit her glam style.

These are miniature chicken sculptures handmade from polymer clay. They are sculpted in batches of 4-10 chickens, and each batch takes approximately 3-6 hours to make from start to finish. They are made with a lot of love and attention to detail. Small parts, like the beak, are reinforced with Sculpey glue to improve durability. This chicken is roughly ¾ inch tall and 1 inch long, however all are handmade and may differ slightly. There is also an even tinier "micro" version of the chicken…