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Auggie Rohrer and his brother Anders watch as their mother, Eliza Ramirez, and father, Gunther Rohrer, clip the flight feathers from Maude, Eliza's Wyandotte hen, to keep it from flying out of the pen in the backyard of their El Cerrito home.

Photo: Kat Wade / Special to The Chronicle

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One of the nine hens housed in architect Rob McKie's Pleasant Hill coop pops out for some sun.
Eliza Ramirez and her sons, Auggie and Anders, watch as their father, Gunther Rohrer, sweeps the sides of the chicken coop in the backyard of their El Cerrito home.
Auggie Rohrer and his brother Anders watch as their mother, Eliza Ramirez, and father, Gunther Rohrer, clip the flight feathers from Maude, Eliza's Wyandotte hen, to keep it from flying out of the pen in the backyard of their El Cerrito home.
Miss Cluckers is one of the chickens in the Morse family coop in Danville.
One of the benefits of owning chickens is, of course, the free eggs. The Morse family says they haven't bought eggs in two years since raising chickens in the coop in the family's Danville home.
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