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Good luck! Alaska is very pretty!- SilkiesForEver
- Post #11,183
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Looks like they sold you a Self blue Cochin, instead of a d'Uccle.- SilkiesForEver
- Post #11,137
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Buff Brahmas look almost exactly like Mille fleur chicks. Check the comb. Is it a single comb?- SilkiesForEver
- Post #11,033
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Adorable! I love their cute little heads, and fluffy beards!- SilkiesForEver
- Post #10,541
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Your birds are stunning! But I especially love this last rooster. His beard is fantastic!- SilkiesForEver
- Post #10,511
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Very nice! Where did you get your birds?- SilkiesForEver
- Post #10,481
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How darling! I had a white d'Uccle hen that I called snow.- SilkiesForEver
- Post #10,459
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- Post #10,418
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Black skin, 5th toe! Those are the marks of a Silkie. I think you've got d'Uccle/Silkie crosses.- SilkiesForEver
- Post #10,400
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- Post #10,354
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Quote: Beautiful! Who did you get them from?- SilkiesForEver
- Post #10,321
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Quote: He's adorable!!- SilkiesForEver
- Post #10,291
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The cockerels coloring looks fine, other than the fact that he has no white (he should get some soon). The pullet however, she's different. Not sure what to call it.- SilkiesForEver
- Post #10,289
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Booted bantams (sablepoots) are basically a d'Uccle without a beard. They have a few color differences, but I believe their recognized show varieties are the same.- SilkiesForEver
- Post #10,277
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Try baiting the nest. Put eggs, or golf balls into the nest and make a large clutch. Probably around 5 eggs. Then keep her in the coop so she can see it. Hopefully she'll set.- SilkiesForEver
- Post #10,107
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It's hard to tell with cockerels, especially d'Uccles. I would keep him until he's around 6 months (if you can), then make the decision based on what he looks like then.- SilkiesForEver
- Post #10,105
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Doesn't look like a d'Uccle to me. It looks a lot like a columbian Cochin.- SilkiesForEver
- Post #10,104
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I have an OEGB hen who goes broody every year but doesn't get that she has to sit on the eggs to hatch chicks. She acts just like your girl.- SilkiesForEver
- Post #10,103
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