I'll explain the C.J. part in a minute. Seven Orpingtons survived their trip around Georgia and hatched yesterday, six blues and one splash. However, one was a little surprise package, LOL, just like my PoufyHead Sisters were a year and a half ago. Sometimes the best things are the ones you dont plan, I can tell you from experience. Anyway, here are most of the babies. The last blue Orp is still trying to get steady on its feet in the bator, so it isn't in the pics. The Dels are two days older than the rest.
Here is little C.J. Not sure if you can really see it in this pic, but I have tried and tried and can't do it without my DH to hold the baby. Know what I'm talking about? This baby is now named C.J. It stands for Cracker Jack, as in, a surprise in every pkg, LOL. C.J. was in a brown egg marked BUFF. However, when he/she hatched, it obviously was blue, not buff, so I thought, okay it was a Blue Orp in a mismarked egg, right? Wrong! What else can you see about C.J. besides the color?
Here is little C.J. Not sure if you can really see it in this pic, but I have tried and tried and can't do it without my DH to hold the baby. Know what I'm talking about? This baby is now named C.J. It stands for Cracker Jack, as in, a surprise in every pkg, LOL. C.J. was in a brown egg marked BUFF. However, when he/she hatched, it obviously was blue, not buff, so I thought, okay it was a Blue Orp in a mismarked egg, right? Wrong! What else can you see about C.J. besides the color?
