Posts by SilverPhoenix

Quote:Originally Posted by True Grit Quote:Originally Posted by SilverPhoenix And here it is, my big 3000th post on BYC! I've learned a lot, made quite a few friends, given out tons of advice, received advice, posted pictures,...

I think two weeks is too young. Wait until around four weeks to put them outside during the day, and then around at around five to six weeks (depending on how feathered they are by then) they can start spending the night outside.

I name all of my chickens, but only once they're mature and I know who I'm keeping, what color they'll be as adults, and gender of course. Every single one of my adult chickens has a name, and yes, of course I know who each one is.

I like wyandottes better because there are more colors. But that's because I'm a sucker for interesting colors! Both are nice breeds, though. And seeing as you're going for blue either way... Hmmm, I still think I like the wyandottes...

1 horse -- Thoroughbred gelding, River Nights AKA "Rivie"3 dogs -- Two pembroke welsh corgis, Honey and Hooch, and one border collie, Hana2 cats -- One calico domestic shorthair, CC, and one dilute tortoiseshell domestic...

Not bidding due to a proliferation of birds, but these sure sound like some fun birds to hatch. Hopefully whoever hatches these eggs will post pictures of the resulting birds!

Thank you, everyone!

Wishing you, your family, and Chad's family the best, and keeping you all in my thoughts. This sort of thing is too devastating for words to properly portray. Know that we are here when you need to vent your feelings. I am sure it will...

I'm still up! Okay, I'm going to go offline to draw now, so I guess that point is moot, but... LOL! BYC is one of the few internet forums where it does seem to quiet down considerably during the night. I suppose because such a large...

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