Recent content by PNWJewele

Absolutely! Ophelia's eggs show the blue best in the nest box with natural lighting.

Yes I am thrilled her eggs are a different color than our other Easter egger. Now impatiently waiting on our Speckled Sussex and Golden Laced Wyandotte girls to start laying. Photo of Peppa's green eggs top and Ophelia's blue eggs bottom (not very blue looking in the photo).

At 18 1/2 weeks, Peppa began laying on June 10th. Definitely a pullet. :yesss:

Thank you!

Thank you I was not looking forward to having to re-home her if she was a he. Her original name was Pepita (due to the pumpkin color) but our grand-daughter was calling her Peppa and it stuck.

Very pretty bird and I'm still fairly new here too. Welcome! :)

I was concerned since I'd read somewhere about pointed ends on feathers being a Roo and also Peppa's legs at 15 weeks are larger than my 15 mo old easter egger hen (the one in my profile pic). Very glad she is 100% a pullet.

Thank you. I love her colors too and so relieved to hear she's not a Roo.

Thank you and Welcome!

Thank you. I'm quite relieved. :)

Peppa is a 15 week old Easter Egger.

And though I've never done it, I've been told you do it to only one wing.

Unfortunately, she hasn't done it again. Now she just runs at them and they run away.

Same here with the tree service, the chips we get from the service who has the PUD contract are wonderful. Unfortunately, now everyone wants them and there is a list you need to be on.

Chicks are six weeks old today. They are doing fantastic. Some warmer dry days finally here so they have been going out for supervised ranging. Ophelia isn't very friendly toward them she puts her wings out sideways and forward with her head down and makes noises I've never heard before. The...