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The ladies are now strutting their stuff. The speckled sussex turned out to be a welsommer. Agnes is the gold necked hen on the right. She has little pencil marks on her feathers and is a lighter bodied hen than the other ladies. We have been on egg watch but nothing thus far. They love to come out on nice days to check out the yard. We have set the light in the hen house on a timer to extend the days trying to fool them into laying.
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