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    Isbar thread

    They are about 4 weeks old
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    Chocolate Orpingtons

    LF Chocolate roo and mauve hen
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    Chocolate Orpingtons

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    Isbar thread

    New chicks from gff
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    BLUE ISBARS - Pictures and discussion

    New chicks from gff
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    BLUE ISBARS - Pictures and discussion

    One of the new gff isbars
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    Isbar thread

    One of the new gff isbars
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    Isbar thread

    In 2011 gff imported a trio of isbars(f1) which turned out to be siblings, so they hatched out there eggs and raised them up(f2). The chicks they originally sold were the offspring of f2. So everyone has been breeding sibling's, without sourcing from different breeder's the breed will stay weak...
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    The IMPORTED ENGLISH Orpington Thread

    Chocolate Roo from Ewe Crazy, Mauve hen from Marc line
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    The Joys of Owning Imported Orpingtons

    Chocolate Roo from ewe crazy and Mauve from Marc line
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    The Joys of Owning Imported Orpingtons

    mauve chicks
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    The IMPORTED ENGLISH Orpington Thread

    I'll be there...
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    The IMPORTED ENGLISH Orpington Thread

    First show of the season tomorrow, here in North/Central FL. The heat is gone, the humidity is down, and I am left with a bunch of half naked chickens....Two of the hens I entered suddenly have no tails, so I am down to three entries. I will be putting the Imported against the half American...
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    The IMPORTED ENGLISH Orpington Thread

    I am pretty sure the one on the left will get her stiff tail feathers in and then you wont have to pick between them! I have a pullet that for the longest time only had one stiff tail feather. It awkwardly stuck out from her cochinesque tail for the longest time. We called her Alfalfa (from...
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    The IMPORTED ENGLISH Orpington Thread

    I have a little cuckoo boy of Nellie's who's over here drooling over her! She's so pretty!
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    The IMPORTED ENGLISH Orpington Thread

    Credit should not be given to me, but to quite a few people on this thread who have provided solid building blocks that I get to play with now! Kudos to Julie, Roger (Joy, prior to him), and Nellie for your hard work with maintaining and perfecting the blues! I appreciate the kind words though....
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    The IMPORTED ENGLISH Orpington Thread

    Thank you, and Vicky , too. it's so nice to see a goal finally being realized. I've been wanting good blues for a long time...
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    The IMPORTED ENGLISH Orpington Thread

    Hello all! I've been on hiatus for the last couple of weeks, spending all my time raking feathers , but finally had a chance to catch up on the thread. So many beautiful orp pictures everyone! I thought I'd add to the bunch... Progression of my favorite blue cockerel from Julie at four...
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    Chocolate Orpingtons

    I'm no authority, but I do show and breed black English Orpingtons. Chocolate splits (or roosters carrying the chocolate gene) do not express the chocolate color on their feathers. The only way to know for sure is to breed them to black and see if any resulting chicks hatch out chocolate. More...
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    The IMPORTED ENGLISH Orpington Thread

    Julie - They are beautiful! I love the splashes for their uniqueness, but yours especially for the type. Your blues make me green! Someday, hopefully soon...
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