Star Bright Farm

I breed and show black and barred cochin bantams

I am just a small town gal starting a new hobby that i have been wanting to do for awhile I have had my first Salmon Faverolles for about 3 years now, my goal is to have my own little Faverolle hatchery I absolutely love the breed and i am hoping to expand these next few years I only own the standard faverolles and plan to keep it that way I wouldn't trade the breed for nothing

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I'm a psychotherapist in Ann Arbor, and we've been empty nesters for a year-and-a-half now, much to my dismay.  I've found the perfect antidote!  Chickens!   I'm also into gardening, particularly since I have more time now that I'm not commuting daily into Detroit for work! 

I was fortunate to have won a chicken coop and a year of Purina chicken feed in a contest from Mother Earth News/Grit Magazine (Ogden Publications), which was delivered a couple of weeks ago.  It's really a chicken palace - made by Green Chicken Coop up in the Saginaw/Bay City area.  Unbelievable craftsmanship, and personally delivered by Dan himself and a faithful employee. 

My husband's the chaplain at Canterbury House - the Episcopal Ministry to the University of Michigan - so there were at least a dozen students and grad students here to celebrate the delivery of the coop.  Lemonade, beer, chips, salsa - and even music!  Two guys who are professional musicians brought their small trumpet and bass acoustic guitar and played happy music while the rest of us visited.  The Chicken Coop Waltz was my favorite.

We went over to Randy's Roosters in Muskegon to pick up our chickens; two of seven different varieties.  Wyandottes, Marans, Sussex, Brahmas, Americaunas, and two others whose names I'll remember as soon as I close this out!  They just turned four weeks, and we just moved them from the dog crate into the coop, and they line up at the door every day for my husband to open it into their run.  You can see from the above picture, they're as devoted to Ruby (our middle dog) as she is to them.    

I love animals of all kinds, I have and had  a bunch of my own from a-z, I have ducks, fish horses goats chickens dogs, did have rabbits, and peacocks pheasants, cows. ok lets say just about every farm animal you can think of. I use to show in 4-h with my goats, when of coarse I was alot younger but have kids ready to get involved now so thats a good thing, I love this site first time I've here, its pretty neat good job.