Cinnamon after Dandelion has gone

The day after Dandelion had gone it was so sad to see Cinnamon spending time alone in the small shelter where they had spent a lot of their time together. It was if she thought Dandelion might suddenly appear in here. She spends some time alone in here every day.

Cinnamon alone in the small shelter

Cinnamon has taken to sticking very close to Speckles and to hanging out with the bigger girls.

Cinnamon sticks close to Speckles

Cinnamon with Flame and Speckles

Cinnamon dust bathing with Flame

The flock seems to have formed two groups, Cinnamon and the bigger girls and the amigos and the silky girls. I am glad Cinnamon has the bigger girls to hang out with. It’s so sad to see her without Dandelion.

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6 Responses to Cinnamon after Dandelion has gone

  1. david says:

    It is fortunate that she seems an integral part of the bigger girls’ group. Let’s hope she re-establishes a norm of stability without Dandelion.

  2. Carol says:

    I am so glad that she is part of the bigger girls’ group. She doesn’t have anything to do with the rest of the little girls but she sticks close to Speckles. It’s better than being alone.

  3. Sophie says:

    Aw, perhaps her and Speckles will become a bonded pair now xx

  4. Carol says:

    I think she has become closer to Speckles. I guess she doesn’t have much choice. At the treats Speckles will chase the other little girls away but never Cinnamon so at least she has her on her side. xx

  5. marion says:

    Glad to hear she has become closer to the other girls, Speckles is such a good looking girl,
    her cone is so bright.

  6. Carol says:

    I am glad that Cinnamon has Speckles to rely on. Considering that Speckles hasn’t laid another egg since her first one this year her comb does look a lovely bright red. That’s why I don’t worry about her. I am not bothered if she never lays an egg again as long as she looks happy.

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