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    Mystery Lavender Hen

    Pink eggs must be pretty, especially next to blues. Thanks everyone for the info. :D
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    Mystery Lavender Hen

    Oh, that's good to know. Thanks. I feel lucky to have two that lay blue eggs then. :)
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    Mystery Lavender Hen

    I'm curious, why doesn't she lay blue eggs like my other EEs?
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    Mystery Lavender Hen

    What breed or breeds is my favorite hen? https://www.backyardchickens.com/g/a/6511283/mystery-lavender-hen
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    Mystery Lavender Hen

    Please help me identify this hen I have raised from a chick. She came out of a pen at the feed store labeled Americana. She lays creamy almost white eggs. She was smaller than the other chicks she came with and grew slowly, so we named her pipsqueak. She is now bigger than those other chicks she...
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    Need advice about adding to flock in small backyard

    Trimmed grass is fine, but I don't want the grass to die or be completely eaten away. We have a Gravel front yard. I want the backyard to stay nice and green. I wonder how much chicken poop 500 sq feet of grass can absorb?
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    Need advice about adding to flock in small backyard

    They do like to roll around in the mulch area. It's my son's playground area. They push the mulch out of the way so they can get to the dirt. They love the playground toys too. :D
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