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  1. FairLeaBantams

    D'uccle Thread

    Gah! I want her!! She is lovely, such a unique coloration. I see you are asking a lot of questions about letting a broody hatch eggs. I have had bad luck leaving hens in with my flock, or even separated with other moms. Maybe I just have one or two super mean moms, but I have had hens kill the...
  2. FairLeaBantams

    D'uccle Thread

  3. FairLeaBantams

    D'uccle Thread

    After a few years of breeding black and blue mottles as well as regular milles, my gene pool is pretty colorful. Hikee has a regular mille mom and dad that is a blue mottled with gold leakage.
  4. FairLeaBantams

    D'uccle Thread

    She is a blue mille, her mom is a regular mille and her dad is a blue mottled with gold leakage, love her!!
  5. FairLeaBantams

    D'uccle Thread

    Here is one of my favorite babies from this spring, I love her coloration!
  6. FairLeaBantams

    D'uccle Thread

    Here are some updated pics of my babies. People wanted to see what the first chick looked like as he got older so i posted a chick pic and a recent teenage pic. BumbleBee 1 day Bumblebee 3 months Raven, an accidental D'Anver D'uccle cross. I didn't keep the pairs separate long enough...
  7. FairLeaBantams

    D'uccle Thread

    Some pics of some of my favorite birds: Biscuit Won Ton and chicks Grayson
  8. FairLeaBantams

    D'uccle Thread

    I have no idea guys, but I am super excited about it! It looks like a tortoiseshell cat! All I bred were milles, black mottleds and blue mottled with some gold leakage. It will most likely end up being just a black mottled with gold leakage, but you never know, I will post pics as the little guy...
  9. FairLeaBantams

    D'uccle Thread

    So far I have hatched 14 d'Uccles this year! Here are some of my favorites:)
  10. FairLeaBantams

    D'uccle Thread

    Ugh, the power going out while I am incubating is my worst fear! I have thought about investing in some sort of battery you can use as a backup, but I think they are pretty pricey.
  11. FairLeaBantams

    D'uccle Thread

    I reference to the posts about pasty butt, I read somewhere that giving chicks a little bit of dirt is a good cure. For the last few years, I make sure I give my chicks weeds with the roots/dirt attached from my yard (clover, grass, dandilions, etc,) every day and I have never had an issue with...
  12. FairLeaBantams

    D'uccle Thread

    I have a rooster who is just like the one that is being debated and i can help out a bit with what he is and what he throws. Here he is: Here are his parents: Here is a baby from him and a porcelain hen: I also have a Blue mottled rooster with no gold bleedthrough that was a result of...
  13. FairLeaBantams

    D'uccle Thread

    I am so jealous of all you hatching babies right now! I am still more than a month away from even separating out my breeders, I will have to live vicariously through you guys.
  14. FairLeaBantams

    D'uccle Thread

    Sorry, I was looking on a Kindle and couldn't see the pic very well:)
  15. FairLeaBantams

    D'uccle Thread

    Does he have cheek puffs? He looks like he could be a booted bantam. He sure is cute!
  16. FairLeaBantams

    D'uccle Thread

    None of my D'Uccle hens go broody for more than a couple days, which I am thankful for. I don't like having broody hens because I feel so bad taking eggs from them!
  17. FairLeaBantams

    D'uccle Thread

    And a couple of my older girls Belladonna . PuffPuff
  18. FairLeaBantams

    D'uccle Thread

    And my rooster Ping who will be 3 this summer. I know his color is not ideal, but I like his markings and personality a lot.
  19. FairLeaBantams

    D'uccle Thread

    Awesome job Dsfrango!! I haven't shown yet, but here are some of my birds that I finally got some new pics of: Mr Biscuit 8 months Strudel 8 months Wonton 6 months And the rest are my favorite hen Mooshoo, also 6 months old:)
  20. FairLeaBantams

    D'uccle Thread

    Vasolining once every few days would probably be doable. I dust my birds with DE regularly so they are very easy to handle and catch.
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