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4/26/12 at 12:10pm

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Here's my salmon Faverolle with a red/dark pink comb.

Weird huh? I'm positive she's a girl. Last year my entire flock's combs and wattles turned pink way before the 20 week age.

I wonder if it's due to giving them vitamins and probiotics in their diets. I really like them to be as healthy as possible.