Thank you everyone! She was rejecting my hen (her adoptive mom) since she imprinted on me, but I got it worked out.
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Well, looks like my only lavender chick is undeniably a boy. Heard some practice crowing from the coop yesterday morning. Has never done it in front of me, but I'm sure my other four are ladies. What do you guys think? Definitely a roo, right?
Also, is anyone in the area interested in a Lavender Orpington roo?He's pretty friendly and charismatic, has been handled regularly since I got him from Lancaster Fancy Fowl about 18 weeks ago. He was the snuggliest chick. Don't really need a noise ordinance violation though, especially since I'll be relocating within the area soon and can't guarantee the next neighbors will be cool with rooster crowing.
(1st picture at 3 weeks or so, second at 9 weeks and 3rd was at 14 weeks)
Okay, thanks dheltzel, I'll send Blarney a quick message and see if there's any interest in a Lavender Orp Roo.
Any other takers?
Just had to share... Shimmer's babies are in the "long neck phase" and I got this pic tonight.
Only a few more days until I can candle my eggs.,,, I gave her 14, and I'm not sure how's she's been covering them. We shall see! It's one of my top hens so I don't think the other girls are bothering her much. Hopefully she hatched more than 4 chicks.
Anne:
Good luck with the candeling....what is you girl sitting on? and, are you still looking for feed bags? if so, I have a bunch for you!!!