Helen is wearing lovely feathers in Autumn shades.
She enjoys free ranging in the garden, and hanging out with her friends.
Her platform is: Eggs, they taste good!
Meet Helen
life in and around the garden
life in and around the garden
Helen is wearing lovely feathers in Autumn shades.
She enjoys free ranging in the garden, and hanging out with her friends.
Her platform is: Eggs, they taste good!
down to earth digs 
I really do not like chickens at all (mean rooster during childhood). But even I have to admit that Helen is quite lovely. Miss Congeniality, not so much.
They are nice chickens! No Roosters here–anymore!
I would *so* love a pair of tights the exact shade and pattern of Helen’s feathers!
Well, if you find some, let me know!
She sure is beautiful.
🙂
They both are lovely!
🙂 Thank you for stopping by!
Very pretty. What breed is she?
I have a Barnevelder called Helen. Similar lacing in their feathers.
I ordered a mix of chickens–and I’m not even sure what kind Helen even is!
Thank you for stopping by the garden! Nice to meet you.
Oh Helen is a Babe, her feathers are beautiful. And I’m loving the name Miss Congeniality 🙂
Miss Congeniality, known for her personality–not the prettiest of the flock!
Which came first…that chicken or the egg? She is beautiful even if we don’t know what came first.
Oh, Karen, that could make my brain hurt thinking about it!
Right now–no eggs! The stinkers just finished molting and no one is laying eggs! Seriously–chicken feed has jumped up in price–these girls better pick it up!
This is so funny, I’m on your blog and saw the comment light blink and it is you. We have friends that give us fresh eggs and I hate when they say they are molting and not laying eggs.
Helen is quite beautiful! And what a wise platform to run on! 🙂
🙂 Your the first to get the “Miss America” satire!
That’s such a funny name. She’s cute. How long do chickens lay eggs?
How do you do Helen!