Lemon Blue Cochins~~***BRAND NEW PICTURES***~~~

[HiddenBrookAcres]

If you want lemon blues, brown red crossed with LB or Lemon Splash will produce them. Using a self-blue or white will not produce lemon blues or improve your color. Would love to see some pictures

ok, thanks. I will try to get some pictures up very soon. the brown red roo is becoming my favorite, he is very sweet.

 

[wildwoodcochins]

Ohhhh, your birds are gorgeous! I want them all... ...I will be looking on your sale page every day..Do you sell them singly or as pairs or trios?  I'm not suppose to have roosters here but my daughter is out in the country and I could keep one there.just because I would want chicks at some time.. ....I see you are doing breedings for the lemon blues...what colors are you working with for that particular color? 

Brown reds & lemon blues, I have a splash x lemon blue roo I need to add in at some time and a splash pullet I will mate with my brown red roo~

 

[County Boy]

Just another photo update of the flock. Batteries died before I got to the othhers so here is George and Bruce.

 

[NanaKat]

O, and got any names for the Girls. I'm stuck.

I started at the beginning of the alphabet
Annabelle, Betty, Carmen, Delilah, Edith, Fran, Ginger, Harriet, Izzy, Julie, Kate, Lucy, Mona, Nancy, Opal, Polly, Qutie, Ruth, Sadie, Trudy, Ursula, Velma, Wendy, Xena, Yental, Zowie

 

[County Boy]

Abbie


George


Abbie


Annie


Annie

Lynne

 

[SierraView]

I love them

 

[County Boy]

I love them

Thanks. I really "love" them. I'm so happy Lynne sold them to me and can't wait for the new roo I will be getting in the fall. I really undertand now how they are constantly changing as they slowly reach maturity.

 

[wildwoodcochins]

Some new pictures this week~

 

[County Boy]

Very pretty!!!!

 

[SierraView]

The're beautiful! I really love the hen. I've hatched so many dang cockerels this year, I don't have many pullets to look at.

Three pullets that hatched this spring started laying last weekend. I guess the're ready to move out of the grow out pens.