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5/21/12 at 5:27am

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Hi All.... Louise is about 14 weeks old so I am starting to count down the weeks until I find my first ever egg! How egg-citing!

This week I noticed little tuffs starting on the side of her face... and since she is a mutt I started thinking easter egger. Does anyone have any ideas of what she could be mixed with? She has a few tail feathers that are black but you can't see then so well in the picture.

Thanks for taking the time to look.