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My workout partner is a hot Swedish guy! This happens every day. LOL! Here's the link if the video gets chopped off in your browser:

@KYTinpusher - I'm so very sorry!

I use an electronic medium, but do the art by hand. It's like painting using my computer.

Guess what breed my latest art piece is?

I'm sorry but he doesn't look like a Swedish Flower at all to me. Not only is the lack of flowering an indicator, but his body shape and comb shape are not indicative of a Swede. I'm so sorry! To me he looks more like a Black Copper Marans without the leg feathering. What other breeds does this...

@esme13 Sometimes it can take about 6 weeks to see the first signs of a crest. Other times it is much faster. :D

She's a beauty!

Woohooo! So far I've had a very happy New Year... just figured out I have 2 more pullets and 2 less cockerels than I thought I did. (Took me long enough!) They are full sisters and both were VERY masculine from hatch... but now that they are 16 weeks and 13 weeks, neither is crowing or growing...

@Leahs Mom - Congrats on the egg!!! @dlcoops - Congrats on a great hatch so far!! Your chicks are beautiful. Don't give them medicated feed, please - - just regular chick starter. This breed doesn't tolerate the medicated stuff well. Keep an eye out for signs of cocci, and treat with Corid...

LOL - yes - it looks like you may have all boys. If there is a silver lining, it looks like the boy above could be a snoleopard. If so, he's a keeper! This one is Melabella's snoleopard roo from my stock. Can't wait to see how your chick matures!

LOL! How cool is that?

I'm so sorry for your loss! She was beautiful! LOL! That is too cute! Txflower has some wonderful birds and bloodlines! Welcome to the most addictive breed there is! I agree with the advice you got - use the one you have until you have a choice and then use one of equal or better quality...

Did you still want Snape and Olaf? Yes - she is a very pretty blue-based mille fleur.

The babies are adorable!! One of the reason many of us are having success with the dry incubation method is because it allows more moisture to evaporate out of the egg and increases the size of the air cell by the time the chicks internally pip. They are less likely to drown inside the shell...

@Leahs Mom - Your birds look wonderful! Love that photo of Emma!

Try putting the perp in time out for a day or two. That can make a difference. Yes - with a comb that size at a month old, you can be pretty sure that's a cockerel.

I believe she got them from Germany - or they are from her own flock. But I think Germany if I remember correctly. Aren't they adorable?? (I haven't exported any to Austria yet .) LM - yes - there was some stress... bullying, pacing, a slow down in egg production... it took a few weeks for...

Oh my goodness! You got 2 with racing stripes!! They are beautiful. I'm looking forward to seeing LOTS of photos of these babies as they grow out! Welcome! Your girls are just beautiful! I have actually inquired about importing eggs or live birds recently and Jan was unable to help me...

LOL! Your poor DH must have been thrilled with the chorus of the peeps serenading him with the song of their people by the light of the moon! Very romantic! LOL!! Awwwww - it will be SO exciting when she starts laying. The chance of getting snoleopard chicks with that pairing should be about...