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    Comment by 'Sailing Dede' in article 'poultry-in-motion'

    5* accomadation. Very clever indeed. Well done :)
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    All Pullets?

    How old are they? Somewhere between 14-16 wks old, all pullets for sure.
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    Buff Orpingtons. Pullets or Roos?

    I agree, cockerel, pullet, cockerel
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    unknown chick sexing and breed

    That is not a barnevelder
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    Comment by 'Sailing Dede' in article 'Interesting Facts About Chicken Eggs'

    Nice one, and what a cute silkie pic. I so want one!!!! :)
  6. Alphance

    Alphance

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    American serama thread!

    Hello there. I see you said this picture is 3 months old. I was wondering whether you could post a current picture, as I have a little roo that looks very similar to your boy (7-8 months old) and I'd love to see how he might develope :)
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    Review by '' on item 'Serama'

    I do like these birds, and have desided to have a go at breeding them. I find them to be very tameable, and that they tend to settle nicely when being handled. They seem to travel well and are all for a trip in the car to see friends. I was very impressed at how well my young cockerel behaved...
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    Traditional Serama

    This bird is amazing. I am in love
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    What's wrong with their feathers?

    I wish I lived in America just so I could buy some of these beautiful birds. I love my Araucana's (English with tails, lavender + black) and my one splash Americana look alike. I think these birds look stunnind with the silkied feathers. What a great project you all have been working on. I hope...
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    What do you think? Male or Female?

    oh boy ;)
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    Comment by 'Sailing Dede' in item 'Cochin'

    When I first started with this breed I bought a trio. The rooster was my first ever, and even now, has the best attitude and behavior of any roo I have owned (I currently have 5). But with all that said I later raised a pair up from chicks. The female was lovely, but the boy was very agressive...
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    Review by '' on item 'Barnevelder'

    The two hens I had were purchased from a local lady that was moving house (England). They were 2 and a half years old, and in need of a new home. She had alot of other breeds, but these were so beautiful that they stole my vote immediately. Stunning lacing, yellow legs and very large and heavy...
  14. Enjoying a bit of watermelon on christmas day :)

    Enjoying a bit of watermelon on christmas day :)

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    What breed?

    Different breeds have different colour earlobes. Her earlobes will always be White, and have nothing to do with whether she is in lay or not. Earlobes normally determine egg colour. Red earlobes indicate coloured eggs. Shades of brown etc Completely white means white eggs. And a bit of both can...
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    Please help - I think I have two roosters!

    This is a 10 week old laverder cockerel (Arnold) This is the same bird 3 months later (still Arnold) This is a rooster (Edward 2 and a half years old) They both developed some blond leakage around their saddle and hackle after 16 weeks. Two very different birds from seperate...
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    Please help - I think I have two roosters!

    The Australlian Araucana seem to be the same as our English Araucana's. I have them in different colours, and have currently got two lavender males for breeding. Your two are 100% males! Very pretty
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    Does my roo NEED VIAGRA?!

    oh, and Bill (the bantam cochin), is the roo in my avatar pick
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    Does my roo NEED VIAGRA?!

    I had this same problem with my Cochin (Pekin) Bantam roo and his two bantam ladies. I wanted some fertile eggs but he just wasn't doing the deed. I studied the birds closely and noticed that he didn't crow very often either. As they were kept in there own coop with run (away from my large fowl...
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