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latest pics of the LA 6.....ok Kelly, do your thing hide.gif

 

I refer to this one as patches

 

Pullet

 

 

 

Cockerel

 

First Born

 

 

 

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I'm guessing this was from Forsaela as it was 2nd born and the darkest of the lot

 

Cockerel

 

 

 

 

 

Will divide the twins up by splitting them between posts....this will be twin one with the single comb

 

 

 

 

Pullet

 

 

 

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this one was the last one to hatch...love the color of this one!

 

 

 

Pullet.

 

 

 

last but not least...the other twin (the one without a SC)

 

 

 

Iffy - coloring right now looks pullet, but that comb is awfully pronounced.  Could go either way.  Take another picture of this one in a couple more weeks.

 

 

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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post #17602 of 18449

thanks Kelly and Deb!  I will have to order some more Icee eggs for the Easter hatch....i just can't have only 3-4 pullets lau.gif

Currently have Bantam White Rocks (Blosl), Bantam Barred Rocks (Horstman), Bantam Black Rocks (Disney) and....Icelandic's


NPIP LA #927

Member of the ABA and the Plymouth Rock Fanciers of America

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Currently have Bantam White Rocks (Blosl), Bantam Barred Rocks (Horstman), Bantam Black Rocks (Disney) and....Icelandic's


NPIP LA #927

Member of the ABA and the Plymouth Rock Fanciers of America

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post #17603 of 18449
Next month I will be able to ship Icelandic eggs. Mine are two different bloOd lines. It's 12 outside and I do not give them heating. Only lighting.

I have an ad in the hatching egg other ( accidentally put it there when putting my duck eggs in there. Same mistake with the Swedish flower hens)

"Fishy Kisses, Ducky Butts and A Cockerel Crow."   -Rachel M.

 

New: Icelandic and Swedish Flower Hen, Light/Coronation Sussex, BLRW. Cayuga Ducks

 

For Sale Hatching eggs of: Icelandic, Light/Coronation(25%)Sussex (show quality), and Cayuga Ducks

coming soon are eggs of Swedish Flower Hen.

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"Fishy Kisses, Ducky Butts and A Cockerel Crow."   -Rachel M.

 

New: Icelandic and Swedish Flower Hen, Light/Coronation Sussex, BLRW. Cayuga Ducks

 

For Sale Hatching eggs of: Icelandic, Light/Coronation(25%)Sussex (show quality), and Cayuga Ducks

coming soon are eggs of Swedish Flower Hen.

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post #17604 of 18449
Mbmess your birds are gorgeous! I'm do jealous you have the outside already! It's -16 celcuis here with the windchill:( I especially like the last blueish one. I took inventory of my chicks today and noticed the awesome feathering coming in on my Icelandic!!!!! Praying for pullet!

ALOT of Chickens..BR, Light Sussex, Icelandic, Welsummer, Basque, Dorking & EE's !, 1 Yellow Lab, 1 Welsh Pony, 1 Thoroughbred 

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ALOT of Chickens..BR, Light Sussex, Icelandic, Welsummer, Basque, Dorking & EE's !, 1 Yellow Lab, 1 Welsh Pony, 1 Thoroughbred 

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post #17605 of 18449
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Mbmess your birds are gorgeous! I'm do jealous you have the outside already! It's -16 celcuis here with the windchill:( I especially like the last blueish one. I took inventory of my chicks today and noticed the awesome feathering coming in on my Icelandic!!!!! Praying for pullet!

Very beautiful feathering!  I hope she is a pullet too.  I agree, outside would be great.  Our birds are all cooped up until this deep freeze leave us.  -45* F windchills this morning and it had been colder earlier.  Yuck!

"Kindness can become its own motive.  We are made kind by being kind"  - 1 awesome hubby, 4 funny kids, 2 sweet dogs, 1 crazy kitty, 1 talkative guinea pig, and chickens (Welsummer, Orpington, Icelandic, SFH, Polish, Silkie, EE/OE/Am/Ar and layers)

 

My Swap pages http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/coldupnorth-swap-page  or http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/mix-and-match-swap-page

 

 

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"Kindness can become its own motive.  We are made kind by being kind"  - 1 awesome hubby, 4 funny kids, 2 sweet dogs, 1 crazy kitty, 1 talkative guinea pig, and chickens (Welsummer, Orpington, Icelandic, SFH, Polish, Silkie, EE/OE/Am/Ar and layers)

 

My Swap pages http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/coldupnorth-swap-page  or http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/mix-and-match-swap-page

 

 

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post #17606 of 18449
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Very beautiful feathering!  I hope she is a pullet too.  I agree, outside would be great.  Our birds are all cooped up until this deep freeze leave us.  -45* F windchills this morning and it had been colder earlier.  Yuck!

love the feather pattern on that one....x2 it's a pullet!

 

ugh...i spent time in KS and MO (3+ years) when i was stationed in the army.  that was cold enough for me.  What got me was the wind in KS.  it didn't matter which way you were facing it was blowing in your face and chilled you to the bone when out in the field doing maneuvers. 

Currently have Bantam White Rocks (Blosl), Bantam Barred Rocks (Horstman), Bantam Black Rocks (Disney) and....Icelandic's


NPIP LA #927

Member of the ABA and the Plymouth Rock Fanciers of America

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Currently have Bantam White Rocks (Blosl), Bantam Barred Rocks (Horstman), Bantam Black Rocks (Disney) and....Icelandic's


NPIP LA #927

Member of the ABA and the Plymouth Rock Fanciers of America

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post #17607 of 18449
We had decent weather last week it was +5 . So much nicer to have the barn doors open and the water not frezzing. This week is going to be bad around -10 all week burr! And yes mbmess the wind is the worst part. Hopefully it warms for next week but my chicks won't be able to go out till march at the earliest sad.png

ALOT of Chickens..BR, Light Sussex, Icelandic, Welsummer, Basque, Dorking & EE's !, 1 Yellow Lab, 1 Welsh Pony, 1 Thoroughbred 

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ALOT of Chickens..BR, Light Sussex, Icelandic, Welsummer, Basque, Dorking & EE's !, 1 Yellow Lab, 1 Welsh Pony, 1 Thoroughbred 

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post #17608 of 18449
I have put over 20 Icelandic eggs in my bator last night as a test hatch. Yup, my Icelandics are starting laying well now, getting about 5 eggs from 7 pullets! I like to test hatch on all of my breeds before I start selling the eggs, so that way I know that the chicks are healthy when they hatch, no genetic issues, etc.

Rebuilding my Farm again thread- http://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=587948

Hatching eggs available!!! Icelandics, Coronation Sussex, Buff Orpington, Turken, Tomaru Longcrower, Mix banties
Turkeys- Bourbon RedOregon Gray, Red Slate
Geese- Embden
Mix colors of Guineas- Pearl, Pied, Buff Dunatte, White

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Rebuilding my Farm again thread- http://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=587948

Hatching eggs available!!! Icelandics, Coronation Sussex, Buff Orpington, Turken, Tomaru Longcrower, Mix banties
Turkeys- Bourbon RedOregon Gray, Red Slate
Geese- Embden
Mix colors of Guineas- Pearl, Pied, Buff Dunatte, White

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post #17609 of 18449
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I have put over 20 Icelandic eggs in my bator last night as a test hatch. Yup, my Icelandics are starting laying well now, getting about 5 eggs from 7 pullets! I like to test hatch on all of my breeds before I start selling the eggs, so that way I know that the chicks are healthy when they hatch, no genetic issues, etc.

 

Well I'm jealous. I am so ready for my Icelandics to start laying so that I can incubate some eggs and see how they do! I would love to get another girl for the flock from the ones I have now, especially if it were a blue, black, or white pullet smile.png

 

Love the chick pictures! It's so fun to see the progress of everyone's birds. Janelle, that coloring is so pretty! I hope that one is a girl for you, too.

 

My cockerel that got beat up is doing alright this morning. He's getting plenty of food and water (and treats) and a warm cage to sleep in, and he's pretty perky. I'm relieved. I was so mad when I found him last night.

Game warden of the crazy preserve. Inmates include: EE's, RIR, BSL, BO, SLW, Welsummer, Exchequer Leghorn, blue/black Wyandottes, BR's, Ameraucana's, and Icelandics <3 Plus an adopted brown turkey who is broody and must be part cobra, part goose :P

 

My member page: http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/red-crazy-in-the-head-p

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Game warden of the crazy preserve. Inmates include: EE's, RIR, BSL, BO, SLW, Welsummer, Exchequer Leghorn, blue/black Wyandottes, BR's, Ameraucana's, and Icelandics <3 Plus an adopted brown turkey who is broody and must be part cobra, part goose :P

 

My member page: http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/red-crazy-in-the-head-p

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post #17610 of 18449
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Wow, good timing.  I just pulled him today from the Icelandic pen (like maybe an hour ago).  I'd have to get a box, but I've been meaning to order some anyway.

 

Let me check it out and I'll PM you.

 

Deb

Could you give me a price estimate ?

Geremiah...

American Games,Old English Game Bantams,,and a pair of Guineas

 

"There are only two things you need in life: duct tape and WD-40. If it moves and it shouldn't, use the duct tape.If it doesn't move and it should, use the WD-40."

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Geremiah...

American Games,Old English Game Bantams,,and a pair of Guineas

 

"There are only two things you need in life: duct tape and WD-40. If it moves and it shouldn't, use the duct tape.If it doesn't move and it should, use the WD-40."

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