A recent discovery, I really enjoy getting updates from the site in my reader and I try to visit every day I can to view the various webcams. The owner of the site is a lady who lives in a small town outside of Boston.
There's an outside cam (pictured above), where you can find the hens on most days. It's fun to watch them peck and scratch the ground and I find it as entertaining as watching an aquarium full of fish. There's also inside cameras, one in a separate barn for chickens and another for the same chickens pictured in the above screen shot. There's also a GoatCam (actually two, one for inside and another outside that will switch between them on a motion sensor) that shows the activities of the two Nigerian Dwarf Dairy goats, Pip and Caper.
The hens also all have names, but I'm not familiar enough yet to recognize each of them. There's a page with photos of each with their names. If you watch long enough, you'll also see Phoebe the rabbit hopping in or out of the view.
Today's article was very interesting, about re-introducing a hen - Beulah - back into the flock. (there really IS such a thing as a "pecking order"). Check it out; if you like animals and especially chickens (and goats and rabbits!) you're sure to enjoy it as I do.
