Sharmas tiny egg compared to my EE lap hen cocoa's egg! The blue egg was a "large"
"maurice", my friendly d'uccle roo with his sister "sissy" in the background. Both grew up to be sweet and come to be held. Bought from a private breeder.
A tired hot cocoa! This summer was the hottest in years. RIP cocoa, she died a few weeks later from the heat after all :( Had she survived the summer i was planning to retire her to being a house baby. Her and i were inseperable. I spent many a summer afternoon napping in the shade with her in my lawnchair. As you can see there is minimal feather damage, I keep saddles on winter through early spring breeding to prevent damage to my hens!
Princess, i had just brought her home from the auction. Poor girl was mostly nekked! I put a saddle on after the heat let up. She completed the blue buff hens to the silver roo trio i put together. (My lap hen cocoa and lucky plucky roo, my first boy)
Sharmas tiny egg compared to my EE lap hen cocoa's egg! The blue egg was a "large"
Porcelain booted bantam "sharma" all grown up, fostering my new d'uccle chicks! She didn't mind at all, though she had never even been broody! Layed a few eggs then i gave her these! Good girl.
teenager cookie on the right, her brother blue on the left. The two chicks i kept from the lap hen and first roo pairing.
The millie boys, all grown up!
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Sharmas tiny egg compared to my EE lap hen cocoa's egg! The blue egg was a "large"

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