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Topic of the Week - When eggs go wrong
We get some odd ones once in a while, the fart-egg, or an oddly shaped one. But this is, by far, the weirdest shell-less egg we have ever seen. We could give the egg a squeeze, and the little "finger" on top would bounce up and down.- SamSam
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- Forum: Chicken Behaviors and Egglaying
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New and having trouble identifying breeds
We got all of them from TSC (that's all we have here). That'll be 2 roosters for me now. As long as the neighbors don't mind, I can keep them, and I will. Thanks- SamSam
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- Forum: What Breed Or Gender is This?
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New and having trouble identifying breeds
Thank you. I'm curious about her gender now, as I have noticed her comb turning pink, and small wattles developing. Is this normal for a 4.5 week pullet? (^^that suspicious look cracks me up!)- SamSam
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- Forum: What Breed Or Gender is This?
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New and having trouble identifying breeds
Absolutely. We also have a white leghorn, 2 red sex-links, and a black cochin bantam. They are so fun. Well, whatever she is, she's a great little bird, and we love her. Thank you for the input. I'm off to browse the rest of the forum.- SamSam
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- Forum: What Breed Or Gender is This?
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New and having trouble identifying breeds
Ooh, I hope #1 is a BO. I hear good things about them. Thanks for the input!- SamSam
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- Forum: What Breed Or Gender is This?
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New and having trouble identifying breeds
Hi everyone. I'm just starting out with my first flock and having trouble identifying the breed some of my chicks. Any help would be greatly appreciated. #1 4 week old mystery chick, Goldie. She's very people oriented and playful: #2 4 week mystery, "M". Suspected cockerel, very sweet...- SamSam
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