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I wanted to show off my fav little man. This is my Lulu.

Zeta Val I have one Kenchi (mixed up chicken) Efil (Life backwards because live backwards wasn't favorable)

:clap When you go outside yelling Fancy Sugar, will your neighbors :eek: or :lau

Fancy and Flo

She is just a tiny thing too:eek:. :oldAbout 2 lbs.

Here is an example. My Cochin bantam is about 4 years so I think she has entered the "jumbo" egg stage of life. I hope this helps

My Lulu from pages back broke out in his first rooster song today! Gotta love the new crow

I got 2 frizzles from Ideal Hatchery. One is nicely frizzled the other looks like a regular feather cochin. I am thinking she might pass on the frizzle if I breed her but I do not think she will ever look as Frizzy as the other one. Smooth Frizzle I think is a breeding issue not a new thing.

updated pic 4 wk old pic of my lulu *rooster* He even acts all boy DH said he just hasnt figured out the exchange rate with the females yet so he is just a silly toddler boy.

OH MYLANTA! SUCH CUTE LITTLE FLUFFERS!

Congrats!

I ordered from Ideal Hatchery in Texas. They are all healthy even the peanuts 13 days no losses or dirty bums. I am pleased with them and the feathering will will tell me more later. and I will share it

INTRODUCING! My new venture to a friendlier flock, 2 Blue Bantam Cochins, 1st is Lulu 2nd is Blue. And 2 White Cochin Frizzle Bantams 1st is PomPom 2nd is Rah These are my new babies. they came with 4 Silkies and 4 Standard Cochin so I can find my friendliest flock ever

This is Lulu, oops cuz at 13 Days old I am thinking Cockerel? is it too early to think that?

Thank you i wash and blowdry my chickens so i didnt understand the comment

In chicken breeds here on BYC I read that a con of Cochins is that they " cant get wet". If this is true can someone explain this to me i have 6 coming next week.

I agree! and who wouldnt want to play with 100 chicks!~

The silkies I am 100 percent sure I can pick The Cochins a little nervous but am doing research to be able to identify them.