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Hi Everyone, and thankyou for all your replies earlier.
After looking into things a lot we now have 3 Light Sussex hens
. We picked them up on Monday evening. They are very cute- 11 weeks old (so a bit of a wait for eggs, but plenty of time to get to know them). They came straight out of the coop when I opened it on Tuesday morning- not at all cautious! I'm sure I will regret saying this when they are bigger , but, they are really really quiet?! They make little squeaks, and are far quieter than the birds in the garden!
We haven't named them yet, we are having a "choose the names" day at the weekend.
We are planning on letting them have more access to the garden this weekend- I am very excited!
After looking into things a lot we now have 3 Light Sussex hens
. We picked them up on Monday evening. They are very cute- 11 weeks old (so a bit of a wait for eggs, but plenty of time to get to know them). They came straight out of the coop when I opened it on Tuesday morning- not at all cautious! I'm sure I will regret saying this when they are bigger , but, they are really really quiet?! They make little squeaks, and are far quieter than the birds in the garden!We haven't named them yet, we are having a "choose the names" day at the weekend.
We are planning on letting them have more access to the garden this weekend- I am very excited!
They might not be at the "chookbokchook" stage of talking yet, my little Welsummers are 3 months and they're not doing it yet either. In fact the only noises they make is when they complain about Basil trying to bonk them as soon as they come out of the coop 
They were a bit louder when they met Ice Cream our cat! Ice Cream wasn't entirely happy about things, either!
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