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In theory yes, however eggs shipped from Australia to the UK would probably be of more use to the frying pan than the incubator once they’ve been bounced around in the postal system, besides this has been very satisfying, I also prefer the cock bird in my own line to that of the Aussies version.

Some time ago I saw an article about Red Ancona in Australia, I loved the look of them but obviously as there were none in the UK, I set about drawing up plans of making my own, the pics are far from what I’m aiming for as a end result but I’m proud of what I’ve achieved so far.

Yellowing of the lobes is perfectly normal, you’ll tend to find it happens when excessively fed on corn.

So4y folks on wrong page.

Magic silver balls

Flakes of wheat

No idea what you mean

Cupping a large

Like a girl

And a taco

Turbulent wave in

Like a new

Yeah I'm enjoying it so far, just trying to get my bearings with the site. I have a few other breeds I'm looking at too.can't just have the one breed ;-) looing at orpintons,silkies and a few other breeds. :-)

Many thanks for the warm welcome,much appreciated. :) I think I tried the UK thread last night...I think...I have a terrible memory haha. An added bonus...just downloaded the app so I can stay mobile in here too. :)

Leamington Spa in Warwickshire. currently working on a new run before we get some Lakenvelders (LF) and maybe some Silkies.

Hi all, about to start up with hens again on a smaller scale with about 20 Lakenvelder hens with the intention of breeding and showing them and maintaining the breed. I've had speckledy hens in the past for meat and free range eggs in the past as part of my learning curve, when i was 15 I...