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    2 Black Copper Marans and an Olive Egger - 6 weeks old

    Good! Now I can name them and get attached 😆 We were going to have to make chicken soup if one was a boy.
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    2 Black Copper Marans and an Olive Egger - 6 weeks old

    I hope so! Thanks for weighing in!
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    2 Black Copper Marans and an Olive Egger - 6 weeks old

    Update: chicks are 9 weeks old. I have new pics of the “girls” with the wattles. One is definitely more red in color, but they really could be all girls, I think?
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    Egg yolks are really light- whats wrong

    They spend all day outside foraging and only go to the coop for bed. The Leghorn eats more dried Grubs that’s the other chickens. (They’re her favorites and my kids are all too happy to oblige.) they don’t appear to be ill, they’re laying normally. We have had a bad infestation of flies that I...
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    Egg yolks are really light- whats wrong

    My leghorn is 5/6 months old and has always been a good layer, but her egg yolks are almost white. This picture has 4 egg whites from my Leghorn and 4 from my easter Egger, you can certainly tell the difference. Is this disease?
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    2 Black Copper Marans and an Olive Egger - 6 weeks old

    Thank you for the warm welcome!! I have lurked, looking at everyone else’s BCM pics trying to figure it out myself, but I thought it might be time to call in the experts because I am so CURIOUS!! I really appreciate everyone’s time. I’ll keep you posted if I can ever get better pics or if...
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    2 Black Copper Marans and an Olive Egger - 6 weeks old

    Oh this is very helpful... so do you think I have 2 boys?
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    2 Black Copper Marans and an Olive Egger - 6 weeks old

    You can see wattles (#2) has some copper in its feathers
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    2 Black Copper Marans and an Olive Egger - 6 weeks old

    Can anyone please tell me which one is the olive Egger while you’re at it? The breeder told me and I’ll be damned if they don’t all look the exact same I think we can all agree that the one with the non-existent comb is a pullet (#3), so here is a pic of the first two together so the lighting...
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    2 Black Copper Marans and an Olive Egger - 6 weeks old

    Your guess is as good as mine. I thought all three were boys because they were so aggressive, now I think they may all be girls? I have no idea. One seems to be growing in wattles, 2 have copper on their back feathers, all have pale combs. They have massive legs and feet and are all crazy...
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