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Oh my goodness! They are perfect I love them.
And you finally got an Orpington, that is awesome!
Yes, I'm so excited about that! e I kept thinking I wanted an Orpington, but I just don't like the buff coloration so I couldn't bring myself to get a buff Orp. I was so shocked that there were Lavenders available that I must have asked three times to be sure. The poor woman on the phone.
Love at first sight. They are beautiful. I will have to look up the dorkings I don't think I've ever heard of them before. You are so lucky to find the lavender orp they are gorgeous. Are your cochins bantam or regular size? The brahma is going to be huge. Every since I've read the story of brahmalot I have fell in love with those chickens. The easter egger looks like a chip monk with that coloring and cheeks. I can't wait to see the Americana's cheeks grow. I love those little tuffs on the sides of their faces. You really picked out some cuties. Thank you so much for sharing the pics with us. I wish I could hold them all.
Dorkings are quite possibly my favorite breed. Best huggers and most sweet hens in the chicken world. That's what my Elly is, and what Kit was as well.
As for the Cochin babies, they're large fowl. That was the only way I could get girls. I follow Brahmalot as well, so I'm pretty excited to see how Umru grows. I think my mom's more excited, though, because she's been wanting a BIG girl like a Brahma for a long time!
I got a better look at the Dorkings, and I'm pretty sure the red-banded baby is our boy, so his name is Don. As for the other two, I think the yellow band will be Callette and orange band will be Lydda.
And the little Lavender Orp I believe I will name Rooska after an outspoken dwarf in Year of the Griffin. That baby talked and talked and TALKED all the way home!
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