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Hope you have more chicks coming soon, and congratz on the 9 + 3 who are hatched! I hope they all do well.

Lovely roo!! If I lived closer, I would get him. *sigh* He'd be a good addition to several of my project flocks.

The blue egg version of the Silkie. Hopefully not to be confused with the Silkied Ameraucana. Different breeds, similar feathers!

*drool*

Done!! https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/636700/project-silkie-o-colored-egg-laying-silkies#post_8551205

All the blue and green eggs in this picture were laid by my SilkieO project birds. Most of the rest are from Black Rosecombs and Sebrights. Hopefully the chicks hatched from these eggs will start laying in August or September and the next generation of SilkieOs can begin!

I am so glad that the population of these is beginning to increase. These are going to be *super* popular. Kudos and Congrats to everyone who has worked so hard on these beauties!! I'm working on colored-egg-laying Silkies (affectionately known to me as Silkie X... but maybe I should call...

I love these Fluffy/Silkied Ameraucana!! I am so glad that the project is continuing to move ahead. Someday I'll be able to have a pair of these beautiful birds.

When you first read it on paper, a chicken generation doesn't seem that long. When you're raising chickens and trying to develop or intensify or eliminate certain traits in your flock, a chicken generation lasts forever. *sigh* I'd love some of these beauties as well, once they become viable...

Bah!

Quote: I love my blue/green-egg-laying, Silkie-X chickens! I'm dreaming about an APA standard Silkie who lays blue eggs! ETA: These Silkie and Silkie-X hens are spirited, aren't they? I put one of my little hens in with an Ameraucana roo who is twice her size, and she proceeded to show him...

Quote: Congratz and good luck!

Mrs. Fluffy Puffy : Quote: OMG - I must get some!! I second that!

Lovely babies! I'm glad that they're showing more stamina in-egg. *bows again to the Hatching Goddess*

Tremendous addition to the breeding plan, Incubation Goddess!

Wowee! That is amazing! Kathy, you are indeed the Incubation Goddess!

Ohhhh I can't wait to see your next-gen babies! Go, chickies, go!

ROFL at your roo! Let's hope he's not like the mockingbird who nested repeatedly at one of my homes; I always knew him because he sounded like a rusty gate swinging in the wind. Waiting eagerly for pictures. These are beautiful birds! I'm hoping everyone has a 100% hatch!

Quote: I second that!

Congratz and for good results!