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7/9/09 at 5:12am

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Here is one from Belgium. My biggest in years.

I'm still loooking for cochin silver laced. Does anyone have these and ship them to Belgium. Maybe we can swap eggs.

I have many colors.

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7/9/09 at 5:45am

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One of my blue standard cochin cockerels. He's 6 months old.[img][/img]

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7/9/09 at 6:57am

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Bart those are magnificient birds, wish you were not sooooo far away. hmm

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7/9/09 at 7:13am

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Yep, they gotta be the coolest breed. I have 5 of the standard blue cochins, humongeous birds!!!

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7/9/09 at 7:22am

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Great view!! lol

Hope it's OK to post cross breds. I have three new silkie cochin crosses. They are wonderful birds with the funniest expressions. I love their tophats.

The feathers on their feet are HUGE! They look like snowshoes.

Edited by allison finch - 7/9/09 at 12:04pm

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8/22/09 at 4:03pm

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Quote:

Originally Posted by DANNY

Nice birds !!!

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8/22/09 at 4:40pm

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Here is our 3 month old splash....

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8/22/09 at 4:43pm

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Those are my pair of mottled bantams. The cockerel (left) is named Your Mom and the pullet is named Pot Pie.

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8/24/09 at 7:04pm

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This is a bantam that a friend gave me as she new I loved Cochins. Hasn't crowed yet. Love the deep red color. My daughter named her "Tomato". Anyone think she may be a "he"?

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8/25/09 at 4:24am

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I've only had the bantam in the past. soooooooooo, do the bantams have the cushion tails only. All standard cochin pictures I see look like a partial cushion tail. To me it makes the standards look like cross breds.