karenmragan
Songster
I finally got a good camera so it's time to share pictures of my flock! Let me just start by saying I have had chickens for years, but I fell in love with chicken keeping last year.
I allowed a broody NJ Giant to sit on her eggs, which I had never done before. I got my first chicks born on the farm, and they are that much more special because they're a mix. Now I get to show you pictures of them all grown up!
We have Cocktease on the left, Brock and Little Girl. I don't even know what color the roo is technically, but he's my favorite!
This year I got lucky again with another broody. This time it was one of the speckled Sussex. Brock is the father, and I think his blue chick is going to be a cockerel. They are almost one month old.
Now I'm hooked on breeding my own chickens instead of relying on hatcheries like I did in the past.
Can anyone tell me what color the brown chick is?
I need name ideas for these cuties as well. I believe the brown and black are female.
I allowed a broody NJ Giant to sit on her eggs, which I had never done before. I got my first chicks born on the farm, and they are that much more special because they're a mix. Now I get to show you pictures of them all grown up!
We have Cocktease on the left, Brock and Little Girl. I don't even know what color the roo is technically, but he's my favorite!
This year I got lucky again with another broody. This time it was one of the speckled Sussex. Brock is the father, and I think his blue chick is going to be a cockerel. They are almost one month old.
Now I'm hooked on breeding my own chickens instead of relying on hatcheries like I did in the past.
Can anyone tell me what color the brown chick is?
I need name ideas for these cuties as well. I believe the brown and black are female.
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