Yes, a chicken and a hen are the same thing in the context of referring to the female of the domestic fowl.
However, the term 'chicken' is only used when describing domestic fowl, while 'hen' also applies to the female of all other birds as well as to some aquatic animals such as lobsters and octopuses.
A chook is the Australian word for chicken. It is called colloquial slang as the word is used regionally. Originates from a Celtic word meaning 'come'. Used by early migrant farm servants when calling the chickens to feed.
A rooster, the cockerel, The boss bird or the Alpha bird. They can also be referred to as the ruler of the roost, King clucker or chief chook.
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The name of a chicken's house is the chicken coop.
A "eunuch chicken" is a male castrated chicken.
a chook is a hen Australian slang for any kind of chicken.
In Australian slang, a "chook" is a chicken. Practical application: "Hey Mum, what's for dinner?" "Roast chook and vegies."
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A chook is the Australian word for chicken. It is called colloquial slang as the word is used regionally. Originates from a Celtic word meaning 'come'. Used by early migrant farm servants when calling the chickens to feed.
You need 3 dishes. 1 for flour, 1 for beaten eggs & 1 for breadcrumbs. And a plate for the crumbed chook. Flour the chook Egg the floured chook Then push the floured and egged chook into the breadcrumbs. You can repeat as many times as you want to thicken the crumb coating. Try seasoning the breadcrumbs with some parseman cheese and the flour with salt and pepper. Delish!
We've got a hen that's 11. She's arthritic (or the chicken equivalent), but she's still active and otherwise healthy. I've read it's possible for them to hit 25 but that they hardly ever do because of diseases and predators.
Chook Sibtain's birth name is Joplin Sibtain.
Chook Sibtain was born in 1969, in London, England, UK.
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