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Robin~ Very glad you are home, Welcome Home. Continued Prayers coming to you my friend!

 

Happy Chooks~ That girl is lovely. I bet she gives you very pretty eggs! 2 cockerels and one pullet from your eggs are doing great! I have been busy lately and haven't had a chance to get photos of them for you, but will work on it soon. :)

 

Beesong~ Hey Lady! Good to see you back as well! The chicks look great! Congrats on such a nice hatch. Question for ya.........Do you have...or can you get a photo of the chick that is marked in the photo? It looks as though it has an un-necessary mark on the head above the eye and also looks like the V is very broad and large. What does the eyeliner look like on this chick? At first glance, I thought this chick looks to me, like a Barnie x Wellie and if that is the case then someone around here committed a big No-No!! And worse yet..... it also means I didn't catch it!!!!! th.gifI so hope I am seeing things. fl.gifBeesong's Wellies 4.2012.jpg



Will do. I wondered about those markings, too, but just thought they were cute......... I'll be out for most of the day but will send a photo as soon as I can.

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Where did you get your chicks from?

 

If they have some of random specks/markings thru their face like if it was mottled (as it shown on the WCNA of that chick), there could be a "throwback" or some roo decided the hen was mighty fine LOL!

 

If you can, picture more of that chick.

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Beesong~ Are these the very first chicks out of those Wellies you came and picked up from me last summer?

This would be the first time a chick like this from my birds has ever popped up......do you have any other breeds? I remember you had some RIR's when you came by....any chance of a mingling there?
RIR chicks would also have a chipmunky appearance.

 

 

:)
 

 

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Yep -- they are the first chicks from those Wellies. I have a theory that will make you feel lots better! I have an Ameracauna that lays dark brown eggs, and I'm wondering if one of those got into the hatch batch. That would make this chick Wellie x Ameracauna, and I think that looks entirely possible. Out of curiosity, I'm going to hold on to this chick in my mixed-birds area and see what it turns in to. Photos to follow today, I promise.

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Beesong~ Are these the very first chicks out of those Wellies you came and picked up from me last summer?

This would be the first time a chick like this from my birds has ever popped up......do you have any other breeds? I remember you had some RIR's when you came by....any chance of a mingling there?
RIR chicks would also have a chipmunky appearance.

 

 

:)
 

 



 

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Yep -- they are the first chicks from those Wellies. I have a theory that will make you feel lots better! I have an Ameracauna that lays dark brown eggs, and I'm wondering if one of those got into the hatch batch. That would make this chick Wellie x Ameracauna, and I think that looks entirely possible. Out of curiosity, I'm going to hold on to this chick in my mixed-birds area and see what it turns in to. Photos to follow today, I promise.



 



 

 

Yep...kinda feeling better after hearing that. With Odin gone I would not have been able to track down where it came from if it came from here. :) They are gorgeous chickers and I am envious. You must be getting tons of beautiful eggs.
 

 

 

I have 3 strong Wellie chicks in the brooder from Happy Chooks. 2 cockerels and 1 pullet. I am anxious to see both boys grow up. I hope they look just like their daddy, Moose. fl.gif

 

Hey if you come up this way again this summer to visit your friend and you have any extra Wellie chicks that are looking for a home .......I would be delighted to purchase a few from you. Keep that in the back of your mind my friend.

 

Besides the boys need to go for a swim in the pond again...don't they? lol.png

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Its going to be a neat EE layer!

 

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Yep -- they are the first chicks from those Wellies. I have a theory that will make you feel lots better! I have an Ameracauna that lays dark brown eggs, and I'm wondering if one of those got into the hatch batch. That would make this chick Wellie x Ameracauna, and I think that looks entirely possible. Out of curiosity, I'm going to hold on to this chick in my mixed-birds area and see what it turns in to. Photos to follow today, I promise.



 



 

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Pink:

 

OK, here are some pix of the chick in question. I am 99.999% sure that my brown-egg-laying Ameracauna flew over into the Wellies' nest boxes. It makes no sense that this wouldn't have shown up   before for you or that I would have gotten only the one like it out of about 50 eggs. Pardon the pee in photo #2.......... And OF COURSE -- you bet I can pass some birds on to you!IMG_0461.jpgIMG_0462.jpgIMG_0467.jpg

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What does your brown egg laying EE look like, because that chick looks like a wellie/barnie cross. 

Breeding Welsummers and Barnevelders.

 

Having an Icelandic in the coop is like having a 2 year old in the house - they are into everything and don't follow the rules.

I have zero chicken willpower.

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Breeding Welsummers and Barnevelders.

 

Having an Icelandic in the coop is like having a 2 year old in the house - they are into everything and don't follow the rules.

I have zero chicken willpower.

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Beesong, is THE CHICK going to have muffs and beard??? You know we will need updated photos in a few weeks......

Welsummers from 7 lines/breeders (15 hens 23 roos) Avatar is Cassidy my first Wellie hatched who passed this winter. Member Welsummer Club of NA and HPBAA.I will have hatching eggs of Welsummers, just starting out but all from true Wellies, I can hatch chicks for local pickup in Northwest Ohio. And yes, I have a herd of Alpacas over at www.imaginaryalpaca.com

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Welsummers from 7 lines/breeders (15 hens 23 roos) Avatar is Cassidy my first Wellie hatched who passed this winter. Member Welsummer Club of NA and HPBAA.I will have hatching eggs of Welsummers, just starting out but all from true Wellies, I can hatch chicks for local pickup in Northwest Ohio. And yes, I have a herd of Alpacas over at www.imaginaryalpaca.com

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I hope so!

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