Posts by Grey and green feathers

Ive actually wondered about that and was gonna stick it in my bellybutton and wear a tight shirt glad im not the only broody human! Rofl

Thanks we shall see. So far its feathers look beautiful. They seem to have the color of an italian, but rather than black flecks, theyre a reddish color. The flight feathers are a mix of tan and light red (almost salmon) No matter what...

Update: the striped cinnamon looking bird is still ticking. It has a wonky leg but besides that is fat and healthy. Anybody get one like it before? Im excited to see how it comes out looking

This might be a little bit of a dumb question but has anybody ever gotten a yellow coturnix chick with light cinnamon colored stripes on it? i got pretty excited to see it in my brooder tonight...

i might be in... my best breeding tux and pet just died i could use some cuddly babies around here. they really liven up the place i need some more tuxies anyway

Quote:Originally Posted by angie3881 I love this story!! What an inspiration!! We have a leghorn chicken who we thought was just shy. After some extra attention, we realized she was actually blind. She is almost a year old and has...

Quote:Originally Posted by millebantam Once again. Please read ALL of the info provided before drawin' a conclusion. The OP stated that he/she has never seen any sign of rats on the property, let alone a closed garage. And I don't...

Coturnix quail are the best survivors i have ever seen, and i just needed to share this girl's story. she was hatched at an expo i was speaking at, and her chances were looking dim. i read that the condition only worsens with age and...

I had my first and only pair of bobwhites go broody in a 40 square foot cage woth a pair of gambels... In their first year. Twice and i even pushed her off and took her eggs daily. She still sat on a rock in her nest and attacked my hand...

I dont think its quite considered deviled but i like to boil my quail eggs and then peel tem, cut them in half, put a pad of butter on rach yolk, then microwave it till the butter melts and goes away into the yolk. Mm'mm! Salt and pepper...