An End to the Lulu/Loulou Saga

[figlette]

I know this post is a total waste of space, but I want y'all to meet Fred. Loulou, who coincidentally crowed for the first time yesterday, found a new home with a family outside of city limits. Their little boy was devastated when all of the straight run chicks turned out to be girls. I told him to let me pick them out next time. Two out of the five sexed chicks I picked out were boys!

So here is Fred. Terrible name for a girl, I know, but I figure with a boy's name, maybe she will actually be a girl.

Any idea what color she is? Very pretty, whatever it is.

 

[mangled]

I don't know her color, but she is stunning!

Em

 

[Guitartists]

Buff? Buff Laced? (Is there such a color?) Easter Egger... looks to me like a pullet..... but I'm no expert. LOL I'm sure the EE experts will have more info for you. She is gorgeous!

 

[Meesh]

That chicken belongs in Hollywood. She's just glam!

Cheers,
Michelle

 

[ginbart]

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I agree, she is stunning!

 

[Gindee77]

Is there such a thing as a "buff splash"?? She is gorgeous!! She looks girlie to me, but how old is she? I do see a little pink in her comb. Can you tell if there are one or three rows of "peas" in her comb?

 

[Dawn419]

I'm not sure what the coloration is called, but she looks just like 2 of our Easter Egger girls...

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Goldie Hen (named after Goldie Hawn) who is camera shy...




and Stevie Chix (named after Stevie Nicks)...




Dawn

 

[dangerouschicken]

"Just like a white winged dove...."

I just cracked myself up

 

[crtrlovr]

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Why not call her Fredericka, and Fred for short?

BTW, she is indeed beautiful!

 

[figlette]

Such lovely ladies you have Dawn. And thank you everyone. What do y'all think of the name Winifred?

I think poor Omlet is going to develop a complex with Fred around. Let's just say that she was a cuter chick than chicken.

I am not too concerned about Fred's gender. She is up over 10 weeks already and I know they were pretty paranoid about me ending up with another roo and took great care to select a replacement for the replacement. I was told not to touch the younger chicks for fear of converting them to boys.