Faverolles Thread

My daughter reading Tori a bedtime story:
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She might not win any standard Faverolles beauty pageants, but we don't care :)
omg! So cute!
 
I just had share a few pics of my LF Favs courtesy of a wonderful gift of eggs from Elizm
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Hoping they are both pullets - they are 2 weeks old today!



They were being camera shy today. There was a possibility of a splash - would that explain the lighter color of the upper chick? So impressed by these little ones that I have already contacted her about getting pullets :) No roosters allowed where I live unfortunately.
 
I just had share a few pics of my LF Favs courtesy of a wonderful gift of eggs from Elizm
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Hoping they are both pullets - they are 2 weeks old today!



They were being camera shy today. There was a possibility of a splash - would that explain the lighter color of the upper chick?
Unfortunately not. Chicks can range from light yellow bordering on white to yellow-orange. Splash cockerels start to feather out white, and splash pullets look no different at first from any other salmon pullet. I'm guessing that top chick is a light colored cockerel, going by the dark shoulder feathers.
 
Quick question for you all - how well do adult Favs fly? I have a 6ft fence and am hoping not to have to clip wings ( of course I was hoping for all pullets too
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). We live in town and escaping chickens isn't always appreciated.

Thanks!
 
My Favs don't fly well. 4 foot fences aren't too difficult for them, but they are pretty content behind them. I do have a pair that likes to try and roost on the top bar of the garage pen (6 feet) but, alas, when the hay bales are stacked too short for a good jump off point and the ladder isn't leaning against it for that extra boost, the poor kids can't seem to get enough umph to make it that high!
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My Favs don't fly well. 4 foot fences aren't too difficult for them, but they are pretty content behind them. I do have a pair that likes to try and roost on the top bar of the garage pen (6 feet) but, alas, when the hay bales are stacked too short for a good jump off point and the ladder isn't leaning against it for that extra boost, the poor kids can't seem to get enough umph to make it that high!
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That is exactly what I was hoping to hear!
 

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