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post #11 of 14

4/20/08 at 7:58pm

NoelTate

Location: Mobile, AL
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OK, going to try to post pics of my turken/naked neck babies...so which is the more acceptable name? Turken or naked neck?

the newest girl

and one a couple weeks older

one of my one year old girls

another year old hen

two turkens and an araucana mix

Edited by NoelTate - 5/4/08 at 5:15pm

Live in north Mobile County with several pets including birds, chihuahuas, and Holland Lop rabbits. Just got bantam cochins again after an absence from chickens for a while. Time to build a nice, larger pen...who wants to come help?! lol

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4/20/08 at 8:26pm

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They are very nice looking!!

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4/20/08 at 8:52pm

NoelTate

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Thank you very much! I am going to have to check out your website and talk to you about the green cheeked conures some. I have a small outdoor aviary and had a maximillian pionus in it that I had raised from a chick. Unfortunately, he died about 3 weeks ago. It's been devastating. At some point I want to get another bird, but I don't want another maxi because that would seem like trying to replace Squawker. Green cheeks are one of the birds I am looking at.