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My majestic co...roosters!
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Introducing my majestic co...roosters! These handsome boys are now part of my flock, tasked with the important job of keeping our 40 lovely hens safe and sound. With their stunning plumage and confident struts, they bring a delightful charm to our backyard. To kick things up a notch, I’ve just tossed some eggs into the incubator, curious to see what these feathered gentlemen will produce.
| | Just wanted to share my beautiful new roosters to keep the flock safe. they have about 40 hens to watch over. Just tossed some eggs in the incubator to see what these boys produce [link] [comments] |
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