Ended 2023 BYC Calendar Photo Contest—We Need Your Pictures!

[tn_artist]

Duck and her babies. Silver duckwing OEGB.

 

[Lacy Duckwing]

Duck and her babies. Silver duckwing OEGB.
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Aww.... Adorable!
Is that a Silkie chick under her?

 

[RebeccaBoyd]

Entry #4
Butter, Squirrels momma.

 

[casportpony]

@Abby_ I'm sorry, but both of these will be disqualified. Ther first one is edited, and the second one is the wrong format & a screenshot.

Picture 1 (the green is to block out a face)

Picture 2

Summary of rules

• Post a high-resolution picture in this thread that is at least 3,000 pixels wide & 2,000 pixels tall (landscape mode is best). If you aren't sure of your picture's size, use this: Pictorum Image Analyzer
• Since the calendar is printed on 11-inch wide by 8.5-inch tall paper, we really need pictures in landscape mode, not square or portrait.
  
  
  
  
  
• *No people* in the picture (no faces, fingers, hands, arms, legs, etc.).
• Limit of 4 pictures per user, one picture per post, please.
• Images that have been resized will be disqualified if they are too small to judge.
• No screenshots, and no watermarks, date stamps, text, etc. on the picture.
• We want to see the world through your eyes, not through the excessive use of editing tools. However, basic cropping and poop removal is allowed.
• Chickens only.
• The deadline for submissions is August 31st.

 

[PetrichorHomestead]

2.5 weeks old!

 

[tn_artist]

Aww.... Adorable!
Is that a Silkie chick under her?

Not full blooded, but Duck and our Apricot (silkie mama) did share a nestbox

 

[Lacy Duckwing]

Not full blooded, but Duck and our Apricot (silkie mama) did share a nestbox

Aww, cool! I had a Silver Duckwing OEGB hatch out my TSC Silkies' chicks, that's why I was asking. If you get the right hen, those little bantams make excellent mothers and will hatch anything you put under them.

 

[Abby_]

Picture 1

 

[tn_artist]

Aww, cool! I had a Silver Duckwing OEGB hatch out my TSC Silkies' chicks, that's why I was asking. If you get the right hen, those little bantams make excellent mothers and will hatch anything you put under them.

And guard the babies as if they are 10 foot tall and bullet proof!

 

[Abby_]

Picture 2