Where do you live? You can always order it online.I miss Community Coffee, Boo.Aww...Louisiana summers! I don't miss the heat and humidity, but I sure miss the family gatherings and the food.
A beautiful blue and green mosquito hawk/dragonfly with one of my splash pullets in the background.
I vote splash wheaten cockerel. If you plan to keep him, there is a splash wheaten group on FB that you should join! They are currently working on trying to get that color approved.
Oh my pretty, why must you be a boy? Look at that red comb on him!
That chick is tiny. Just look at the size compared to the petunia. A 7 week old chick would be much larger, and more feathered. Probably closer to about 3 weeks old.
I vote blue wheaten cockerel. The chest is usually the last part to color in, so I'd give him a few more weeks since it's still a little early. If not I'd consider him a cull.
I think I'll just call this one a boy for now. I'll hang onto it, but everything but the chest says boy.
I'm trying to focus on making chocolate Wheaten and then b/b/s/choc/mauve, possibly doing both of those in the silkie variety as well, if I can get a choc or mauve silkied bird from a hatch my friend did.I know what you mean. Right now my focus is on wheaten/blue wheaten/splash wheaten, whites, self blue/lavender, and most recently blue/black/splash. The only color variety I can rule out for my future is silvers, but then again, my mind could always change tomorrow. Lol!I think I would prefer to stick with what I have now, and to continue working on perfecting those instead of pursuing additional colors.
I will do that, thanks!
