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4/20/12 at 5:52am

mama2my4

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Originally Posted by chisNchickens

That is an amazing photo!! All good but this one takes the cake. Thanks for sharing.

So cute!!!

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Raising:

Partridge Silkies

Bantam B/B/S Orpingtons

Working on:

Bantam Silver Laced and Columbian Cochins

Member of American Silkie Bantam Club

Member Cochins International

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4/20/12 at 5:54am

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Originally Posted by peepblessed

I had a chick this color and it turned out like this:

Ok Peep... you can send this one to PA!!!

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Partridge Silkies

Bantam B/B/S Orpingtons

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Bantam Silver Laced and Columbian Cochins

Member of American Silkie Bantam Club

Member Cochins International

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Raising:

Partridge Silkies

Bantam B/B/S Orpingtons

Working on:

Bantam Silver Laced and Columbian Cochins

Member of American Silkie Bantam Club

Member Cochins International

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4/20/12 at 7:36am

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Originally Posted by gambit2178

I love all your pictures1 You have a beautiful family and gorgeous birds!Quote:

Originally Posted by Hawkeye95

Beautiful family! That would have made an excellent family shot if you had been in it. :) Your girls are beautiful and your chicks are cute!

Aww thanks... i know i'm gonna have to try to get all our girls (human & chicken) plus me in the photo next time

Mama of a GreeneBean, a BlueBerry. A Plymouth named Henny. A Sizzle named Nugget. Silkies Named : Cupcake,& Muffin. Polish top hat: brulee. A poodle named Lu. A Schnauzer named Carson. ;

I'VE BEEN BITTEN BY THE SILKIE CHICKEN BUG

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Mama of a GreeneBean, a BlueBerry. A Plymouth named Henny. A Sizzle named Nugget. Silkies Named : Cupcake,& Muffin. Polish top hat: brulee. A poodle named Lu. A Schnauzer named Carson. ;

I'VE BEEN BITTEN BY THE SILKIE CHICKEN BUG

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4/20/12 at 7:40am

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Originally Posted by Sanna

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OMG, what a face! Gorgeous!! What a beautiful picture. And your kids are beautiful as well.

Now I'm off to work with a smile on my face!

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Originally Posted by chisNchickens

That is an amazing photo!! All good but this one takes the cake. Thanks for sharing.

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Originally Posted by stoopid

I agree, you need to keep this one in mind next contest we have!

Awww that one is one of my favorites too... and thanks for allowing me to share

Mama of a GreeneBean, a BlueBerry. A Plymouth named Henny. A Sizzle named Nugget. Silkies Named : Cupcake,& Muffin. Polish top hat: brulee. A poodle named Lu. A Schnauzer named Carson. ;

I'VE BEEN BITTEN BY THE SILKIE CHICKEN BUG

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Mama of a GreeneBean, a BlueBerry. A Plymouth named Henny. A Sizzle named Nugget. Silkies Named : Cupcake,& Muffin. Polish top hat: brulee. A poodle named Lu. A Schnauzer named Carson. ;

I'VE BEEN BITTEN BY THE SILKIE CHICKEN BUG

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4/20/12 at 7:41am

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GLORIA. She's stubborn, growls a lot but secretly loves a fuss.

“Perhaps most persuasive [example of intelligence] is the chicken’s intriguing ability to understand that an object, when taken away and hidden, nevertheless continues to exist. This is beyond the capacity of small children.”

If I come across as sharp, I am not meaning to be sharp - just informative and to the point. I don't tolerate fools too gladly.

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“Perhaps most persuasive [example of intelligence] is the chicken’s intriguing ability to understand that an object, when taken away and hidden, nevertheless continues to exist. This is beyond the capacity of small children.”

If I come across as sharp, I am not meaning to be sharp - just informative and to the point. I don't tolerate fools too gladly.

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4/20/12 at 7:44am

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Bert, Gert and Lollipop. Lollipop is Gloria's chick.

“Perhaps most persuasive [example of intelligence] is the chicken’s intriguing ability to understand that an object, when taken away and hidden, nevertheless continues to exist. This is beyond the capacity of small children.”

If I come across as sharp, I am not meaning to be sharp - just informative and to the point. I don't tolerate fools too gladly.

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“Perhaps most persuasive [example of intelligence] is the chicken’s intriguing ability to understand that an object, when taken away and hidden, nevertheless continues to exist. This is beyond the capacity of small children.”

If I come across as sharp, I am not meaning to be sharp - just informative and to the point. I don't tolerate fools too gladly.

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4/20/12 at 8:50am

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Quote:

Originally Posted by kellysmall87

Bert, Gert and Lollipop. Lollipop is Gloria's chick.

Awwwwww, I love newborn/hatched pictures!

Bearded BBS Silkies for exhibition and to SOP, WCB Polish, Barred Rocks, Silver Laced Wyandottes
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Bearded BBS Silkies for exhibition and to SOP, WCB Polish, Barred Rocks, Silver Laced Wyandottes
My Coop Page and Cookie Tin Heater Instructions and My Chicken Page

American Silkie Bantam Club Member

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4/20/12 at 8:54am

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Here is one of my Silkie chicks (about a month-5 weeks here), the buff one. How old do they have to be before you can tell if you have pullets or roos?

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4/20/12 at 9:38am

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Lollipop nearly didn't make it! She/he was shrink wrapped and was stuck and couldn't move. Too low humidity I think. It's thriving now and three weeks old! :)

“Perhaps most persuasive [example of intelligence] is the chicken’s intriguing ability to understand that an object, when taken away and hidden, nevertheless continues to exist. This is beyond the capacity of small children.”

If I come across as sharp, I am not meaning to be sharp - just informative and to the point. I don't tolerate fools too gladly.

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“Perhaps most persuasive [example of intelligence] is the chicken’s intriguing ability to understand that an object, when taken away and hidden, nevertheless continues to exist. This is beyond the capacity of small children.”

If I come across as sharp, I am not meaning to be sharp - just informative and to the point. I don't tolerate fools too gladly.

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4/20/12 at 9:45am