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post #71 of 90

3/28/12 at 4:30pm

Uriel

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nn polish and ee's

VEGAN. ROOSTER LOVER!.

Our flock: EE, Australorp, Sussex, D'Uccle, D'Anvers, Sebright, Welsummer, Yokohama, Phoenix, Polish, Silkie

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3/31/12 at 7:49pm

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A Buff Silkie hatched out early November 2011. She hatched from eggs purchased from Lucky Pickens Farm.

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4/9/12 at 10:41am

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This is Bunny, born on Easter

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4/9/12 at 10:58am

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This is Spot our frizzle rooster chick:

This is Blackie another frizzle chicks:

Oreo, another frizzle rooster chick:

I LOVE POPCORN!

All Chicks should be born the natural way, with a mother

All creatures should be treated without cruelty

Everyone should be a chicken lover!!!!!!!

99.999% of girls would die if Justin Bieber appeared at their doorstep and asked for a date. If your that 0.0001% Who's wiping blood from your fist, put this in your siggy.

I LOVE POPCORN!

All Chicks should be born the natural way, with a mother

All creatures should be treated without cruelty

Everyone should be a chicken lover!!!!!!!

99.999% of girls would die if Justin Bieber appeared at their doorstep and asked for a date. If your that 0.0001% Who's wiping blood from your fist, put this in your siggy.

post #75 of 90

4/9/12 at 9:35pm

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3 little red's and 2 unknown :)

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4/10/12 at 8:27am

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3 little red's and 2 unknown :)

Is there any chance that you know what kind of chick the striped one is? Because I have one that looks exactly like that and don't know what it is! Anyway, the picture is very cute and the chicks are really adorable!

post #77 of 90

4/10/12 at 8:19pm

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thanks they are a bunch of cuties :) I'm not sure about their breed but I have posted that question here and people are trying to help me figure them out.

http://www.backyardchickens.com/t/649310/tractor-supply-surprise-what-am-i#post_8766363

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4/11/12 at 3:00pm

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Thanks a bunch! I hope that is it one of those kinds of chicks, but I don't have a cochin. Anyway, thanks and enjoy your chicks!

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4/15/12 at 12:53am

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heres my mille flure duccle chicks

i think there 3 weeks old

and my rosies

5 hours old

Edited by stephanie1992 - 4/15/12 at 12:56am

CHICKENS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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4/15/12 at 1:47am

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These are my Japanese Bantam Chicks. They are so tiny! They were hatched in my friends incubator because their mother hen was not a good broody as it was her first time. She kept letting eggs go cold and rolling them away as she was not comfortable enough!

3 days old ......first time playing outdoors.