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Chicken-Licken and other pets

This is Chicken-Licken our rooster. He is big as a bowling ball and protects the chickens, but he's very friendly to people. The Guinea hens are behind him. 
Lucy compared to Chicken-Licken..
This is the duck who I'm holding, trying to bring it to the pondπŸ˜‚ They always look like their smiling no matter what. 
And here's Mom's little chicken πŸ’—

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  1. Those are great pictures. Is that the bumblefoot one?

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