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4/23/12 at 6:42pm

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Ya!!! This little pullet FINALLY started laying (she is 8 months old)!

Whoa, that's a beauty!

Thanks! We have lots of Frizzle girls here. This is my daughter with 3 of her blues

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4/23/12 at 6:42pm

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woohoo Sarah, but please don't let my tolbunts know they can wait that long....

This guy let out his first crow this morning!

I love the looks of him. Whats the color of him?

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4/23/12 at 6:44pm

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woohoo Sarah, but please don't let my tolbunts know they can wait that long....

This guy let out his first crow this morning!

Beautiful!

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4/23/12 at 9:23pm

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Very pretty both.

What kind of blossoms are those? They look almost like plums or apples but I'm going to guess they aren't?

All I have are plum blossoms right now. Pretty sure Peaches were supposed to bloom now but mine have hardly even budded out yet, likely very cautious for the fact that last year we had a random late frost.

Araucanas, Polish, Shamos

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4/23/12 at 10:05pm

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woohoo Sarah, but please don't let my tolbunts know they can wait that long....

This guy let out his first crow this morning!

I love the looks of him. Whats the color of him?

He is a Tolbunt.

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4/24/12 at 6:04am

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Very pretty both.

What kind of blossoms are those? They look almost like plums or apples but I'm going to guess they aren't?

They are almond.

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4/24/12 at 7:03am

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Super jealous. Tried two Almond trees out here and the frost killed them entirely. They tried suckering and coming back again but somehow died again, so, they're finished for good. Still have other nut trees around though. Our frosts aren't that hard, they just are earlier and later than most other places.

Araucanas, Polish, Shamos

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4/24/12 at 11:37am

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Introducing either Rod Stewart (Stewie) or Cher depending on what "it" grows up to be- I let my friends name them. I have 2 and I'm hoping for one of each, but I doubt that will work out..lol.

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4/24/12 at 11:57am

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That is looking like a Cher to me. Do you have a photo of the head piece from the top?

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4/24/12 at 1:39pm

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That is looking like a Cher to me. Do you have a photo of the head piece from the top?

This is as close to top down as I have and this is the other BLP chick I have. Yes, she managed to get poop on her head and I didn't realize it until after I took the photo. >.>