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frow.gif  Hi guys! I think i may have picked up some du'ccle chicks from my TSC. They look like they have a single comb,  normal # of  toes, foot feathering, and little beards,. I was trying for porcelain, but when i got into better lighting i saw they were buff, not yellow.  Thoughts????  I'm getting a buff and black feather pattern now.

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Edited by fuzzybutt love - 4/12/12 at 7:51am

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"You can't wait for your circumstances to change to find joy; you have to seek joy first, and that gives you the strength to change your circumstances." Quote, Bonnie St. John

 

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Okay, another up date on my kids I hatched from BabyMakes6. They have colored up really well. Foot feathering is fantastic. The roo is a bit of a snot but he is probably hormonal at this age. The girls are lovely! I put them outside in a grassy pen every morning and bring them inside to a cage at night. Can't have my babies sleeping out at night.

And yes, there are 2 Silkies in the pen with them. Those came from Sandy at Bat Cave Silkies in NC.

 

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I love the pattern and sweetness on these birds. I hope the boy turns out to be as great as his sisters. They are around 5 months old now and are fat and happy little birds.

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Bantam Cochins are my love! Mille Fleur projects, buff barred projects and black/blue Mottled. Chickens, Guineas, Ducks, Peafowl and Meal Worms. Contact me for hatching eggs and a link to my website.


God Bless America!  If you can't stand behind our troops, please feel free to stand in front of them!


"Science and religion are not at odds. Science is simply too young to understand."

 

 

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post #4863 of 8209

big_smile.png Thanks Amy! Look for eggs anytime-mine were laying at 5 1/2 months! thumbsup.gif

Heather,wife of 1 and Mom of 5
1 Golden Retriever, 3 cats, d'Uccles, Silkies, Cream Legbars, MF Leghorns, BBS Andalusian, Sebastapol geese, and Silver Appleyard ducks.

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Heather,wife of 1 and Mom of 5
1 Golden Retriever, 3 cats, d'Uccles, Silkies, Cream Legbars, MF Leghorns, BBS Andalusian, Sebastapol geese, and Silver Appleyard ducks.

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Wow! I hope mine start laying that soon! My Porcelains from last year are barely laying!

Bantam Cochins are my love! Mille Fleur projects, buff barred projects and black/blue Mottled. Chickens, Guineas, Ducks, Peafowl and Meal Worms. Contact me for hatching eggs and a link to my website.


God Bless America!  If you can't stand behind our troops, please feel free to stand in front of them!


"Science and religion are not at odds. Science is simply too young to understand."

 

 

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Bantam Cochins are my love! Mille Fleur projects, buff barred projects and black/blue Mottled. Chickens, Guineas, Ducks, Peafowl and Meal Worms. Contact me for hatching eggs and a link to my website.


God Bless America!  If you can't stand behind our troops, please feel free to stand in front of them!


"Science and religion are not at odds. Science is simply too young to understand."

 

 

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post #4865 of 8209
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Originally Posted by fuzzybutt love View Post

frow.gif   Hi guys! I think i may have picked up some du'ccle chicks from my TSC. They look like they have a single comb,  normal # of  toes, foot feathering, and little beards,. I was trying for porcelain, but when i got into better lighting i saw they were buff, not yellow.  Thoughts????  I'm getting a buff and black feather pattern now.
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They look like mille fleur d'uccle chicks. You will love them.
My husband has a dog & cat allergy, so we have one pet rabbit,  2 female cockatiels,  an older Barred Rock hen, 1 Langshan hen, over 2 dozen porcelain d'uccles, a dozen mille fleur d'uccles, and 11 Speckled Sussexes (1 male)   NPIP certified pullorum-typhoid-avianinfluenza free MO 43-711.
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My husband has a dog & cat allergy, so we have one pet rabbit,  2 female cockatiels,  an older Barred Rock hen, 1 Langshan hen, over 2 dozen porcelain d'uccles, a dozen mille fleur d'uccles, and 11 Speckled Sussexes (1 male)   NPIP certified pullorum-typhoid-avianinfluenza free MO 43-711.
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post #4866 of 8209
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Originally Posted by fuzzybutt love View Post

Hi guys! I think i may have picked up some du'ccle chicks from my TSC. They look like they have a single comb, normal # of toes, foot feathering, and little beards,. I was trying for porcelain, but when i got into better lighting i saw they were buff, not yellow. Thoughts???? I'm getting a buff and black feather pattern now.

I think you do have porcelain! Good luck. My mille fleur had another whole color/look then yours.

You'll know soon, they grow so fast! Mine was fully feathered at 3 weeks of age.

Here's my mille fleur Muffin. She lays 5 eggs a week. I didn't know they were such strong layers.
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Edited by Nicole01 - 4/13/12 at 4:03am
post #4867 of 8209
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Originally Posted by fuzzybutt love View Post

frow.gif  Hi guys! I think i may have picked up some du'ccle chicks from my TSC. They look like they have a single comb,  normal # of  toes, foot feathering, and little beards,. I was trying for porcelain, but when i got into better lighting i saw they were buff, not yellow.  Thoughts????  I'm getting a buff and black feather pattern now.

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Those look like Porcelain chicks to me. Hope you have some good experiences with them! I have a couple d'Uccles from TSC and they are nice birds, especially the cock, who is a total knockout cool.png

 

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My favorite breeds are: Kraienkoppe, Orloff, Thai Gamefowl, Leghorns

 

"And God said to the man and woman, 'Subdue the Earth, and have dominion over every living thing'."

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post #4868 of 8209
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Originally Posted by WestKnollAmy View Post

Okay, another up date on my kids I hatched from BabyMakes6. They have colored up really well. Foot feathering is fantastic. The roo is a bit of a snot but he is probably hormonal at this age. The girls are lovely! I put them outside in a grassy pen every morning and bring them inside to a cage at night. Can't have my babies sleeping out at night.

And yes, there are 2 Silkies in the pen with them. Those came from Sandy at Bat Cave Silkies in NC.

 

4-12 MF d'Uccle pullet.jpg

4-12 MF d'Uccle roo.jpg

d'Uccle pullet 4-12.jpg

4-12 5 MF kids.jpg

 

I love the pattern and sweetness on these birds. I hope the boy turns out to be as great as his sisters. They are around 5 months old now and are fat and happy little birds.

Wow, nice birds! The coloring looks very good.

 

My d'Uccle roo was also a snot when he was younger tongue.png He was frequently biting us and tried to mate with the pullets a lot. But after he turned like seven months old, he started to be a real gentleman, with us and with his girls. Hope your roo does the same!

 

~Gresh~
 

 

My favorite breeds are: Kraienkoppe, Orloff, Thai Gamefowl, Leghorns

 

"And God said to the man and woman, 'Subdue the Earth, and have dominion over every living thing'."

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My favorite breeds are: Kraienkoppe, Orloff, Thai Gamefowl, Leghorns

 

"And God said to the man and woman, 'Subdue the Earth, and have dominion over every living thing'."

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post #4869 of 8209

I don't know, mine have black, but it's not in a polka-dot pattern like i expected.  One of my MI peeps had this one, this is a porcelain chick, right?  

Whatever they are, they sure are spunky, trying to fly already and beating each other up for food rights, and perching rights! I hope i don't have all roos!  I really needed the porcelain for my breeding project, so i will have to keep trying. One of them is a runt, and is so calm and cuddly that i am thinking i want to keep him/her.

 

 

 

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Originally Posted by SillyChicken View Post
In the mean time.. time for the cuteness!... what do you guys think... is this a porcelain d'uucle?

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Edited by fuzzybutt love - 4/13/12 at 7:38am

Confirmed chicken hugger  :D

 

"You can't wait for your circumstances to change to find joy; you have to seek joy first, and that gives you the strength to change your circumstances." Quote, Bonnie St. John

 

http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/fuzzys-notes

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Confirmed chicken hugger  :D

 

"You can't wait for your circumstances to change to find joy; you have to seek joy first, and that gives you the strength to change your circumstances." Quote, Bonnie St. John

 

http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/fuzzys-notes

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post #4870 of 8209
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Originally Posted by fuzzybutt love View Post

I don't know, mine have black, but it's not in a polka-dot pattern like i expected. One of my MI peeps had this one, this is a porcelain chick, right? Whatever they are, they sure are spunky, trying to fly already and beating each other up for food rights, and perching rights! I hope i don't have all roos! I really needed the porcelain for my breeding project, so i will have to keep trying. One of them is a runt, and is so calm and cuddly that i am thinking i want to keep him/her. Quote: Originally Posted by SillyChicken In the mean time.. time for the cuteness!... what do you guys think... is this a porcelain d'uucle?

You'll know soon. They look like porcelain babies with the grey fuzz. They are adorable! I knew by 2-3 weeks that mine was a girl. I was the first one to pick her out of 50 chicks. I brought her home literally out of the shipping box. My little girl was very aggressive the first week or two when I brought her home. She settled down very nicely. One of my friendliest girls ever.

3-4 days old
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Here she is at 3 weeks.
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Now at a year. Poor quality photo from my iPod touch.
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Edited by Nicole01 - 4/13/12 at 8:20am
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