I started to call Briallen my little "chick" within a couple of days of her arrival, and the moniker has stuck to the degree that I have decided to turn it into her official name.
The Welsh word for chicken is "Ffowlyn" (pronounced like Fowlin); it's frankly much easier to say than "Briallen" (Bree-AH-khlen) and suits her personality and looks much better, in view of the thick patch of hair on top of her head and a backside that invariably reminds me of a chicken whenever I watch her trotting around (usually in the wake of another piggy)! But she has also got plenty of pluck and isn't afraid of having a go at the big'uns or having a little handbags with her age mate Telyn (second pic)! NOT a gentle little spring flower...


The Welsh word for chicken is "Ffowlyn" (pronounced like Fowlin); it's frankly much easier to say than "Briallen" (Bree-AH-khlen) and suits her personality and looks much better, in view of the thick patch of hair on top of her head and a backside that invariably reminds me of a chicken whenever I watch her trotting around (usually in the wake of another piggy)! But she has also got plenty of pluck and isn't afraid of having a go at the big'uns or having a little handbags with her age mate Telyn (second pic)! NOT a gentle little spring flower...

