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Arya28
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Gender:
Female
Location:
Pennsylvania

Arya28

Songster, Female, from Pennsylvania

Arya28 was last seen:
Aug 27, 2018
    1. SilkiesInSuburb
      SilkiesInSuburb
      Hey, the chicken on your profile photo looks EXACTLY like one of my chickens, Dusty!
      Oct 10, 2017
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      3. Arya28
        Arya28
        I know they don't always have the purest bred chickens, but they are cute and I really don't mind as I got them for pet purposes. Lol!
        Oct 10, 2017
      4. SilkiesInSuburb
        SilkiesInSuburb
        I got my first six in February, but I got Dusty and two other pullets in June. Silkies are so sweet, we even named one of them Sweetheart. I'll see if I can send you a picture or two of Dusty. It's almost creepy how similar they are!
        Mine are also half mutts, and definitely just pets!
        Oct 10, 2017
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      5. Arya28
        Arya28
        That's so neat! They are very sweet. But that is weird how alike they look!
        Oct 10, 2017
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    Gender:
    Female
    Location:
    Pennsylvania
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    Pretty obsessed with chickens! We have Ameraucanas, Easter Eggers, Svart Honas, Black and Blue Copper Marans, Cream Legbars, Silkies, Buff Orpingtons, Silver Laced Wyandottes, Rainbows, Black Sex-Links, ISA Browns, Porcelain d'Uccles, Spitzhaubens, Barred Rocks, an Australorp, A Silver Duckwing Old English Game Bantam, A Buff Cochin Bantam, An Olive Egger, and Guinea Hens.
    Check out my articles on my profile for how we keep our chickens naturally including how to treat coccidiosis WITHOUT corrid!
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