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post #11 of 33

5/10/12 at 11:09am

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Lothiriel

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Wowow.... Those are some great photos, you all!

I know there are more peeps out there with cushion combed birds... Post pictures here!!

~Heather

"Music is what makes me dream... It's what makes me desire something..."

~Her Passion for Poultry~ ~Larksong Photography~

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~Her Passion for Poultry~ ~Larksong Photography~

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5/10/12 at 7:53pm

orumpoultry

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Name: Dude

Age: 1 y/o

Breed: Asil mix

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Production Reds, Clarets ( 2 colors ), Greys, Hatch, Black Australorps, Easter Eggers, Silver Spangled Hamburgs, Red Sex Links, Assorted Bantams, Guinea's, Blue Slate Turkeys, Horses, rabbits, and much more!

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5/12/12 at 6:49pm

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Age : 2 years - Gender: Hen - Breed: Chantecana (Partridge Chantecler x Ameraucana)

Maya lays large green eggs but most of the time is a setting hen.

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5/12/12 at 6:59pm

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Age: 2 months Gender: Cockerel Breed: Mix (Chantecler x Ameraucana x RIR/Black Australorp x Black Sex Link)

This is the son of Maya the hen listed above.

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5/30/12 at 12:55pm

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Hello, I am new, and clueless for now. I have this "Mr.Roo-Ree" 1 yr old Silkie Roo with what looks like a rose bud, a fat upside down v, or a upside down fat horseshoe. What do you say about this style of comb should be entered?