Four adorable, feather footed, mini-roos and one big easter egg guy available to good homes. They are 10 weeks old and very funny. All of the little guys look like Belgian D'Uccles--3 brown, 1 white/porcelain. They will not get much heavier than a pound when they're full grown (except the easter egger, who is quite large and beautiful). Not aggressive, get along well with each other, love to fly around, cuddle up with the girls, take dust baths, and generally get into trouble (they were on top of the coop after I let them out this morning.) They are healthy, have been on organic feed since they were 2 weeks old, and have not been exposed to any chickens but those in my very established flock (these were the first chicks I added in over 5 years.) I've never posted a picture, so I'm hoping this works:
/Users/valerie/Pictures/iPhoto Library/Modified/2011/chickens/IMG_0195.JPG (can someone please tell me how to do this the right way??)
If not, or if you'd like more photos, I'd be happy to supply them.
I'm not supposed to have roosters in my area, and I don't want to send them off to a bad place. I will gladly deliver anywhere in Connecticut.
Thanks,
Valerie
i you mean how to post pictures here are the steps
first go to uploads up at the top
then click browse
then find the picture
then click on the picture you want
then click submit and wait for it to load
then copy were it says image
the paste the image and you get your picture and it looks like this
"Romeo" is the white one in the middle:
Do you know what causes crops to become impacted? What can be done to prevent it?
Well, I'm calling you if I ever need to do this; you could walk me through it. 
