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Our First Guinea Fowl

Page 10

Guinea 8 Weeks

Time to Free Range!

After being in the coop for 6 weeks to instill in the birds where their home base is, it is time to let the guineas free range.

The guinea fowl are in there coop. The top half of the guinea coop door is open.

It is not recommended to take the guineas out of the coop, but to let them come out on their own. The top coop door is open and waiting for a brave guinea to check out the outside world.

The guinea fowl are in the coop. One guinea fowl is perched on top of the wooden door

One Brave Guinea perches on the door.

Two guinea fowl are sitting on top of a wooden door inside of a barn. The rest of the birds are in the coop

Two Brave Guineas perch on the door.

Close Up - Three guinea fowl are perched on a wooden door. The bird on the left is black and white, the middle bird is white and the bird to the right is light blue.

Three Brave Guineas perch on the door.

Four guinea fowl are on top of a wooden door. There is a grey and white cat trying to claw get at them

And Four!

one more white guinea is joining the other four that are on top of a wooden door. It is landing with its wings still spread.

And a fifth joins the group!

Six Guineas are on top of a wooden door. Five of the Guineas are looking down as if they are judging the distance to jump down

And six!

Six Guineas are looking over the edge of a wooden door. There is one Guinea on top of the other Guineas. Its like they are starting a Guinea Pyramid

A seventh joins!

Seven guinea fowl are sitting on the wooden door. There are three cats waiting for them on the ground

The cats and the guineas check each other out.