American serama thread!

[Nimueh Alene]

Noodle will begin to lay again after 3-4 weeks.. Tribble always does.

 

[Faraday40]

Noodle will begin to lay again after 3-4 weeks.. Tribble always does.

I like the name "Tribble" for your serama. (I have a Sebright named "Trouble")

 

[Nimueh Alene]

WVduckchick, do you have blue serama? Looks very pale blue like a self blue .

 

[WVduckchick]

WVduckchick, do you have blue serama? Looks very pale blue like a self blue .View attachment 1528083

Oh my gosh, how cute! No, I don’t have any blues. Do you know if it was an SS or Ser marked egg?

 

[Nimueh Alene]

SS EGG
13 out of 14

 

[WVduckchick]

SS EGG
13 out of 14

13 our of 14 hatched???

How’s that chick looking now?
This is probably the mom.

 

[Faraday40]

Noodle laid an egg today!!!!!! (Why is it that I get so excited over these tiny little eggs? )

Here's my pretty girl, Noodle:

She happened to adjust her crop just as I snapped the pic.
I think this special pic needs to have a special caption.

 

[WVduckchick]

Noodle laid an egg today!!!!!! (Why is it that I get so excited over these tiny little eggs? )

Here's my pretty girl, Noodle:
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She happened to adjust her crop just as I snapped the pic.
I think this special pic needs to have a special caption.
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She’s very pretty!
And that last pic is priceless!

 

[pitbullmomma]

 

[Faraday40]

She’s very pretty!
And that last pic is priceless!

Noodle is VERY SPOILED too! DD spent most of the summer holding her little chickens. Now that she's back at school, they think I should spend most of my day holding them!

DD also insists that her "babies" be locked up for safety in a chicken tractor. (Too many hawk-related casualties.) The tractor they use does not have a nest box, so Noodle calls me over. When I open the roof, she flies up to my hand & I carry her to the coop. She jumps down & selects a nest. Her egg song is very distinct, so everyone knows when it's time for her to return to her friends. Not that I mind being a chicken's servant, but I'm hoping we can get them a safe, private, bantam-only coop. All we have are some day-time tractors & a used, prefab, store coop. (Poor quality & not very predator proof. We only use it for an occasional broody.) That's why they all sleep together inside the main stronghold coop.