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That is a really cute picture. They are both so pretty, love the little Silkied girl
That is a really cute picture. They are both so pretty, love the little Silkied girl
American serama thread!
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Ooh I like her coloring too. I have one that's 8oz she's TINY, can't imagine what a micro must be like.
Ooh I like her coloring too. I have one that's 8oz she's TINY, can't imagine what a micro must be like.
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YES! That is the tiniest thing! I wish you well with the cute little guy. I always worry more about the "lone" hatches.
I loved it too, the most spoiled and loving ones are the single hatches that I've had. At first I was really sad for the little ones, but then you get to smother them with love.
YES! That is the tiniest thing! I wish you well with the cute little guy. I always worry more about the "lone" hatches.
I loved it too, the most spoiled and loving ones are the single hatches that I've had. At first I was really sad for the little ones, but then you get to smother them with love.
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I loved it too, the most spoiled and loving ones are the single hatches that I've had. At first I was really sad for the little ones, but then you get to smother them with love.
Well, that's true. They do get more attention. When I've had single hatches, though (with other breeds) it just seems like the chicks were always loneseome and would peep their little distress peep more often. I had a black copper marans hen go broody and she hatched a single chick last summer. I didn't worry so much about that one since he was with his mama. She was a great little moma, but that chick was an ornery little guy and I think she just about went crazy trying to keep the little guy in line.
I loved it too, the most spoiled and loving ones are the single hatches that I've had. At first I was really sad for the little ones, but then you get to smother them with love.
Well, that's true. They do get more attention. When I've had single hatches, though (with other breeds) it just seems like the chicks were always loneseome and would peep their little distress peep more often. I had a black copper marans hen go broody and she hatched a single chick last summer. I didn't worry so much about that one since he was with his mama. She was a great little moma, but that chick was an ornery little guy and I think she just about went crazy trying to keep the little guy in line.
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I loved it too, the most spoiled and loving ones are the single hatches that I've had. At first I was really sad for the little ones, but then you get to smother them with love.
Well, that's true. They do get more attention. When I've had single hatches, though (with other breeds) it just seems like the chicks were always loneseome and would peep their little distress peep more often. I had a black copper marans hen go broody and she hatched a single chick last summer. I didn't worry so much about that one since he was with his mama. She was a great little moma, but that chick was an ornery little guy and I think she just about went crazy trying to keep the little guy in line.
Aww poor Momma. Yeah it made me sad to hear them chirp like that, they did go crazy a bit, but it was nice being able to spend so much time with them.
I loved it too, the most spoiled and loving ones are the single hatches that I've had. At first I was really sad for the little ones, but then you get to smother them with love.
Well, that's true. They do get more attention. When I've had single hatches, though (with other breeds) it just seems like the chicks were always loneseome and would peep their little distress peep more often. I had a black copper marans hen go broody and she hatched a single chick last summer. I didn't worry so much about that one since he was with his mama. She was a great little moma, but that chick was an ornery little guy and I think she just about went crazy trying to keep the little guy in line.
Aww poor Momma. Yeah it made me sad to hear them chirp like that, they did go crazy a bit, but it was nice being able to spend so much time with them.
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They look happy and spoiled!
Seramas? Spoiled?? Impossible!
They look happy and spoiled!
Seramas? Spoiled?? Impossible!
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I have him just where he wants me! I don't think he will ever grow big enough to put with the other birds even if I wanted to!
I have him just where he wants me! I don't think he will ever grow big enough to put with the other birds even if I wanted to!
N.WChickenGuy :
Meet D.p my loan hatchling from my birthday hatch
https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/uploads/90944_dscn1721.jpg
https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/uploads/90944_dscn1724.jpg
What an adorable lilttle guy, love how it appears to already stand so upright!!
Meet D.p my loan hatchling from my birthday hatch
https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/uploads/90944_dscn1721.jpg
https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/uploads/90944_dscn1724.jpg
What an adorable lilttle guy, love how it appears to already stand so upright!!
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Yay! can't wait
Yay! can't wait
I have a pip!!! From one of my own eggs, by Aaron and Abbey!!! Yay!!!
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