Australorps and light susex

[Chicken Charlotte]

Sorry I made a new one its just that I had to put some pics on there.
Rules:
1.They can be chicks and cockerels or hens
2.Can be any chicken/a group
3.I will draw winners on the first of Feb
4.1st prize will be fertile eggs if you live close to us.
And of course have a good time

Example:

 

[SunnyCalifornia]

I have two BEAUTIFUL (IMO) Australorp hens. They are 11 months old, and fabulous layers.

Giselle & Christy, sorry, they are inseparable:

and I think I saw a post saying you wanted to see some tail?? Giselle has the tail that flips up more. I don't know anything about APA standard,

but it totally fits her DIVA attitude.

Is that butt fluffy enough for you??

 

[Chicken Charlotte]

Quote:
Wow they are beatiful there bums are fluffy enough and cute enough haha Thank you for sharing that with me I reckon you would come 3rd looking at that but I with have to see the others that come up!

 

[jeremy]

Yay, I found the new thread!

This is one of my Aussie girls, we named her "Steve" after the Croc hunter as a chick, well Steve grew up and turned out to be a hen but the name stuck! I have to say Australorps are great, calm and curious birds that are fantastic, dependable layers.

 

[Tiramisu]

Australorp chick
This was her as a chick, she is now about 3 years old

still laying eggs well and being her nosey self lol.

 

[banjoejoe4783]

here is my coronation lite susexs roo

 

[jeremy]

Um, who won? It's after the first of Febuary...

 

[waldeneffect]

Here's recent blog post on the foraging abilities of the Light Sussex breed.

http://www.avianaquamiser.com/posts/Foraging_ability_of_Light_Sussex_chickens/

 

[roostersandhens]

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