Which one is Fluff? Looks like the left one should be squatting soon.
Fluff is the one on the left. Yesterday we got 2 white eggs, so i think both my leghorn girls laid yesterday.. today we got our first brown egg!
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Which one is Fluff? Looks like the left one should be squatting soon.
So I guess Fluff is laying now, or someone laid twice which very rare, but I'd go with the former. I got confused on which one was Fluff because someone said one looked like a rooster, which would be the back one. Getting eggs is great, but getting more colors is even better!Fluff is the one on the left. Yesterday we got 2 white eggs, so i think both my leghorn girls laid yesterday.. today we got our first brown egg!
Whoo hoo! My girls listened! The 22 week old EE laid her first egg yesterday! I am expecting the others to follow shortly. It was a very small egg compared to the grocery store eggs, but it was nicely shaped and had a firm shell. AND IT WAS GREEN!!!!! AND she laid it in the nesting boxes (smart chickens)! I will post pics on Monday.Tomorrow is the summer solstice. I predict my girls will start laying tomorrow! Longest day of the year...no more excuses!!! (They are 22 & 23 weeks old).
Is that a Dominique? I have an 18 week old that has a little larger comb & wattles, and she is not laying yet, but she is squatting when I scratch her back. How old is your bird?
It could change to a redder color in a week. I zoomed in on her legs, they have some grey on them. Based on her leg color, her overall body color and barring, her comb shape overall I would guess she is a Barred Plymouth Rock. I have several of those and they have bright red combs with orange and grey legs at 19 weeks of age. My Dominique hen, also 19 weeks old, is considerably lighter in body color and has yellow legs.That's a picture from last week I think, could it change in a week?
Well over here in Australia we actually have a standard for Frizzles, they are their own breed. So technically she is a cross. But her parents are a White Leghorn and another Mixed Frizzle.
Yoko's are not fantastic layers so I am not expecting her to lay until Spring.