Buff Orpington roo x Easter Egger hen

[Ceenie Crocker]

Hey everyone. Thought I would start a new thread about my BO roo x EE hen since there don't seem to be any pics.
I will continue to document and post photos of their growth progression! I'm excited to see what they look like as adults!
Firstly here are mom, Blanche (EE on the right), and dad, Stanley (BO). ps. Don't mind the straw! This is their first time in their new coop. I was new to bedding and now use all purpose sand. I love it!

Stanley - Buff Orpington Roo, sorry for the blurry pic.

Blanche - Easter Egger hen. Love her muffs!

4/27/2018 - Baby Lavender was born. (Light buff, she is with first born, Nutmeg, BO/Splash Cochin cross?)

4/28/18 - Here she is with the first 4 hatched. Left - Lavender BO/EE, Top - Peppercorn BO/Black Cochin, Right - Poppyseed BO/BR, Bottom - Nutmeg BO/Splash Cochin

4/29/2018 - New addition chick #5, (Left) Basil BO/EE, Buff without markings on head. This is the full crew all eggs hatched and are doing great!

4/30/2018 - Lavender BO/EE 3 days old

4/30/2018 Basil BO/EE 1 day old

5/1/2018 - Lavender BO/EE 4 days old

5/2/2018 Lavender 5 days old

5/2/2018 Basil BO/EE 3 days old

5/4/2018 Lavender BO/EE 1 week old - Front and side (wing) view.

5/4/2018 - Basil BO/EE 5 days old - Front and side (wing) view.

I'll now start posting 2 photos of each weekly! (Sorry if this is too many photos on this first post) Can't wait to see what they end up looking like. I'm glad they both got their mom's muff!
Let the adventure begin!!!

 

[ShrekDawg]

Awww they are absolutely adorable!!

 

[ShrekDawg]

And the parents are gorgeous so I bet these chicks will be too

 

[Christabean]

What an absolutely adorable thread! And your flock is beautiful, too. I hope you will post updated photos. My new EE chick doesn't look anything like your babies but I'm still curious how they turned out!

 

[meetthebubus]

Me too

 

[Calbear637]

Me too

Hello,
The 2 chicks I hatched a couple months ago, I believe were the same cross of buff orpington/easter egger. I'm wondering if you still have these chickens and pictures of what they look like as adults?