This picture is not originally mine. I have no picture of my chicken, so I borrowed this one. This is what my Bantam-Cochin rooster looked like. He has passed away.
This picture is not originally mine. I have no picture of my chicken, so I borrowed this one. This is what my Bantam-Cochin rooster looked like. He has passed away.
This picture is not originally mine. I have no picture of my chicken, so I borrowed this one. This is what my Bantam-Cochin hen looks like.
This picture is not originally mine. I have no picture of my chicken, so I borrowed this one. This is what my Ameraucana hen looks like.
These are the 'Twins'. They hatched roughly 1 day apart. The one on top is Crash, a Bantam-Cochin female. The one on the bottom is a female Amercaucana Bantam-Cochin mix. All of the chicks had the same father, a Bantam-Cochin rooster. The mothers were a Bantam-Cochin hen, and an Ameraucana hen. They all turned out with the 'barred' coloring their father had.
This is my oldest chick at 3 months, her name is Pepper. She is an Ameraucana Bantam-Cochin mix. Pepper is very curious and mischievous.
This chick had trouble hatching. The air bubble took up most of his egg. I thought he wouldn't survive. He is still weak and small, but at 2 months, he is growing strong. His name is Chickie and he is a Bantam-Cochin.
ChickenRaiser95

This picture is not originally mine. I have no picture of my chicken, so I borrowed this one. This is what my Bantam-Cochin rooster looked like. He has passed away.

There are no comments to display.

Media information

Album
Hand Raised Chickens
Added by
ChickenRaiser95
Date added
View count
229
Comment count
0
Rating
0.00 star(s) 0 ratings

Share this media

Back
Top Bottom