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2/28/12 at 1:13pm

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Thanks for all the compliments about the cockerel and the dramatic landscape. Both the bird and the land just are and I am thankful that I can enjoy them.

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2/29/12 at 12:09pm

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Lovely, all of them are lovely --- except the boys are handsome!

Had an awesome hatch of Naked Neck chicks here last week. 25 new NN's --- all blue, black, splash, barred, or blue barred.

Black/Splash/Blue Ameraucana, Black/Splash/Blue Frizz-'Aucana, Cuckoo-'Aucana, Black/Splash/Blue/Barred Rock, Mottled/Black/Blue/Barred/Frizzle Cochin, White Silkie, Naked Necks bantam&LF frizzled/blue/barred/green-egger, etc. DUCKS (Muscovy, Swedish, Ancona)
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Black/Splash/Blue Ameraucana, Black/Splash/Blue Frizz-'Aucana, Cuckoo-'Aucana, Black/Splash/Blue/Barred Rock, Mottled/Black/Blue/Barred/Frizzle Cochin, White Silkie, Naked Necks bantam&LF frizzled/blue/barred/green-egger, etc. DUCKS (Muscovy, Swedish, Ancona)
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2/29/12 at 1:54pm

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Lovely, all of them are lovely --- except the boys are handsome!
Had an awesome hatch of Naked Neck chicks here last week. 25 new NN's --- all blue, black, splash, barred, or blue barred.

Awww! I want chicks again! *Whine Whine*

My incubator is full of Magpie, White, Grey Pied, and some from my flock that havn't been seperated yet. Oh and B/B/S Cayuga duck eggs AND Lemon Blue/ Brown Red Cochin chicken eggs. Ya for ducklings (and maybe some chicks too!) :o)

Chickens - (Naked Necks, Easter Eggers, Ameraucanas, D'uccles, and others.)
Call Ducks - (Blue Bibbeds, Greys, Chocolates, Whites, Silvers, and Butterscotches.)

Guineas - (Pearl Greys and Royal Purples.)

New for 2013: Blue Paint Silkie Project

~Steven

Chickens - (Naked Necks, Easter Eggers, Ameraucanas, D'uccles, and others.)
Call Ducks - (Blue Bibbeds, Greys, Chocolates, Whites, Silvers, and Butterscotches.)

Guineas - (Pearl Greys and Royal Purples.)

New for 2013: Blue Paint Silkie Project

~Steven

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2/29/12 at 4:09pm

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does anyone breed bantam nn in socal as im in the los angeles area and ive been looking for some pair or a trio

proud owner of seramas and a old english rooster, cochin hen, also breeder of lovebirds and quail. A true friend is one u can count on the most when u truely need them.

proud owner of seramas and a old english rooster, cochin hen, also breeder of lovebirds and quail. A true friend is one u can count on the most when u truely need them.

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3/2/12 at 4:29pm

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i ordered 25 pullets this is the first time i dont order any turkens

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3/2/12 at 4:52pm

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Wish I could help, Birdmaniac, but I'm clear across country in South Carolina.

Shame on you, Marco, not ordering any Naked Necks. I bet you ordered some awesome 'not naked necks'. What are you getting?

Another great hatch this week and many new Naked Neck chicks in the hatcher (not quite as many as last week, though). I'm waiting on one last draggy chick (a splash fibromelanotic NN) to pop out and I think the hatch will be done.

Black/Splash/Blue Ameraucana, Black/Splash/Blue Frizz-'Aucana, Cuckoo-'Aucana, Black/Splash/Blue/Barred Rock, Mottled/Black/Blue/Barred/Frizzle Cochin, White Silkie, Naked Necks bantam&LF frizzled/blue/barred/green-egger, etc. DUCKS (Muscovy, Swedish, Ancona)
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Black/Splash/Blue Ameraucana, Black/Splash/Blue Frizz-'Aucana, Cuckoo-'Aucana, Black/Splash/Blue/Barred Rock, Mottled/Black/Blue/Barred/Frizzle Cochin, White Silkie, Naked Necks bantam&LF frizzled/blue/barred/green-egger, etc. DUCKS (Muscovy, Swedish, Ancona)
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3/2/12 at 4:59pm

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yes i odered silver campines,frizzles,fayoumi,lakenvelders,anconas,exchequer leghorns and more, well my two roos are nn

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3/2/12 at 5:22pm

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yes i odered silver campines,frizzles,fayoumi,lakenvelders,anconas,exchequer leghorns and more, well my two roos are nn

You are after my own heart --- lots of black/white marked birds. Frizzle Cochins? What color?

Black/Splash/Blue Ameraucana, Black/Splash/Blue Frizz-'Aucana, Cuckoo-'Aucana, Black/Splash/Blue/Barred Rock, Mottled/Black/Blue/Barred/Frizzle Cochin, White Silkie, Naked Necks bantam&LF frizzled/blue/barred/green-egger, etc. DUCKS (Muscovy, Swedish, Ancona)
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Black/Splash/Blue Ameraucana, Black/Splash/Blue Frizz-'Aucana, Cuckoo-'Aucana, Black/Splash/Blue/Barred Rock, Mottled/Black/Blue/Barred/Frizzle Cochin, White Silkie, Naked Necks bantam&LF frizzled/blue/barred/green-egger, etc. DUCKS (Muscovy, Swedish, Ancona)
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3/2/12 at 5:42pm

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frizzle white and black, i love black and white chickens,i want to have some black and white nn

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3/2/12 at 5:43pm

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actually cochin frizzles all white and all black

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