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3/3/12 at 5:31pm

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Well that NAVA girl and her husband sure hatch out healthy chicks. Here a few of my eight out of 24 that made the trip from the good humid atmosphere of Florida to the good dry atmosphere of the southwestern US. Next I need to take some which are not in silhouette.

Look my splash girl, with her beautiful black legs looks pink by reflection. Yellow skin and feet are stands but I don't do "standards" I Do Unique ! tee hee

Should we ? Well it looks to far for me !

Someday we will be bigger and have more courage ???

There are two splash, one blue, two BLR and I think three black. Of course by the time my new gorgeous BLR is old enough to protect them well they will be grown up some.

BTW I need suggestions for names fro my cockerel ?

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3/3/12 at 5:44pm

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flower they are very very cute

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3/3/12 at 8:07pm

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Aren't they huge?! I keep thinking I have all cockerels but I think it's because they are all so big and hearty looking.

Thanks for sharing

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3/4/12 at 4:43am

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Beautiful!!

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3/4/12 at 9:42am

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I think I may grab pics of the clan ;)

I <3 nekkid chickens!
Eyes are peeled for: Naked Necks, Frizzles, and Jersey Giants (Blue and Black)

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3/4/12 at 10:48am

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Originally Posted by maralpz2006

flower they are very very cute

Thanks Marco and Lisa and everyone. I set them up and gave them instructions so that I could make fun shots. Actually they are some of the calmest chicks that I can remember having.

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3/4/12 at 11:50am

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Originally Posted by flower

Look my splash girl, with her beautiful black legs looks pink by reflection. Yellow skin and feet are stands but I don't do "standards" I Do Unique ! tee hee

Should we ? Well it looks to far for me !

Someday we will be bigger and have more courage ???

There are two splash, one blue, two BLR and I think three black. Of course by the time my new gorgeous BLR is old enough to protect them well they will be grown up some.

BTW I need suggestions for names fro my cockerel ?

I'm so HAPPY you like them and are happy with them too!!!

enjoy them as much as I did, when I saw the pics, thanks for the update.

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3/4/12 at 5:22pm

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Here's a few of the chicks (haha no, not really chicks anymore) I hatched from DDD eggs this fall.

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Eyes are peeled for: Naked Necks, Frizzles, and Jersey Giants (Blue and Black)

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3/4/12 at 5:56pm

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Here's a few of the chicks (haha no, not really chicks anymore) I hatched from DDD eggs this fall.

They are BEAUTIFUL ! I do not have any frizzles except one little buff laced polish and I do not want to use him for my breeding program. (Whenever I get around to breeding that is ! Lisa advised me to avoid buff. I am not very good at hatching or I would buy eggs from DDD. Unless of course eggs that are shipped in the fall do better than the springtime eggs. I am thinking that the journey may be less apt to hit a cold snap in transit ? Who knows ? But DDD has a wonderful flock of crazy birds.