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Indy lost her rooster pal Elton earlier this year, and it was hard for us to watch her grieve him. But Indy has always been a social butterfly and so we knew she would bounce back once she was ready. We do have two rooster bffs who live separately and though they seem very interested in having her join them, we worried about them being too much for her and also potentially causing issues in their friendship. So she gets to visit them through the fence.
But, Indy quickly joined the turkey flock and started sleeping with them at night. She is particularly close with Louisa the black turkey and they are often seen pecking around the yard together. It's fun to watch them all walk a path with their little chicken friend stepping in line like it's no big deal. Indy can be a little spacey at times and gets distracted; then once she realizes she is behind everyone else, she sprints adorably to catch up. Indy hasn't stopped there, though - she has also been spotted hanging in the barn with the sheep and sometimes our goat Edna. The sheep have always loved the birds, especially Piper (we suspect maybe she grew up around chickens or turkeys in her first home) so we know they welcome her company.
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