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KKH & flower - Are your NN pullets laying yet? I'm finding about 5-6 eggs from 9 pullets and most are of decent size already!

 

The Cockerals are still in rooster jail, I "might" let one of them be with the pullets in a couple months once the pullets settle into their new home.

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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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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KKH & flower - Are your NN pullets laying yet? I'm finding about 5-6 eggs from 9 pullets and most are of decent size already!

The Cockerals are still in rooster jail, I "might" let one of them be with the pullets in a couple months once the pullets settle into their new home.
Hi! I found this dark egg in the nest box a few times. I'm thinking it's from one of the NN's. Is this similar in color to what you've been finding? The egg is in the upper left and obviously a pullet egg.
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Swedish Flower Hens
 

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Swedish Flower Hens
 

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Here's my answer.  :)

 

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Nice birds Kev.

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KKH & flower - Are your NN pullets laying yet? I'm finding about 5-6 eggs from 9 pullets and most are of decent size already!

The Cockerals are still in rooster jail, I "might" let one of them be with the pullets in a couple months once the pullets settle into their new home.
Hi! I found this dark egg in the nest box a few times. I'm thinking it's from one of the NN's. Is this similar in color to what you've been finding? The egg is in the upper left and obviously a pullet egg.
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I've found eggs colored like the ones on the top left and top right from them.

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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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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Steve and KKH   nope no eggs yet but today I gave them their next boxes so we will see !  They are large, pretty and healthy looking.  My two bantie NN are just like two week old chicks for size comparison.  But they are just as pretty, healthy and spunky. Of course I will post my eggs when they come. The girls were sitting in their boxes as soon as I put them in their run.

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I am just now really getting into naked necks. I have 2 that are about 2 and 4 months. Here are my newest lil ones.  They are named after the vultures on Jungle Book cause that is what my bestie and I were reminded of. 

 

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I LIKE THE DARK SKINED ONE ZIGGY

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Excuse my very poor picture taking but here are a few of my NN from Cackle I got this year. My fav is the Buff.

 

These reds started out as chipmunk like with stripes down the back. Two had dark stripes and two had light stripes.

 

 

 

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This buff chick was so white as a chick I thought for sure she would stay white. I'm happy she got these pretty buff feathers.I cannot keep all 5 ( I have 3 for sale)but I'm keeping the buff and the red that has a bright copper head. It was hard to pick a red as it is not my favorite color. The blue down feathers at the skin was confusing too. One red has a dark black like head. I maybe should have picked her because she may get a lot of black feathers mixed in her red which would not be so bad.

 

Oh and BTW the NN's with the dark skin are luscious droolin.gif

 

 

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Love the chicks & NN's! They are all so pretty and I love the names!

 

I got some new pictures of some of mine yesterday. They had a photo shoot except Penny who is yet broody again!!

 

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Annie, one of the older gals

 

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This little guy is becoming one of my favorite. He always wants to help. LOL

 

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This is the little salmon boy. He is very friendly & inquisitive too

 

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The sister to the others who is alot more shy than the boys.

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Gretchen the Momma to all these babies. She insists on stocking her eggs under the neighbors bushes. She just did it again and I found her on 12 eggs over there but left them when I moved her. A broody silkie was more than happy to steal them and take over. So, I should have more little NN's soon.

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Lisa
RIP Sweet Honey! My blind girl who didn't survive the flooding Sept. 2011. You will be very missed by all!!! Honey is my avatar.
Currently have NN's, brown leghorns, salmon favorelles, showgirls and more silkies than I can count!

http://www.etsy.com/shop/PreciousChickens

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I am just now really getting into naked necks. I have 2 that are about 2 and 4 months. Here are my newest lil ones.  They are named after the vultures on Jungle Book cause that is what my bestie and I were reminded of. 

 

columbianNN.jpg

Really like the dark skin naked neck(ziggy).

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