*Buff Orpington Thread!*

[Deise]

Don't worry it is an exciting time, they'll lay soon. Just be sure they aren't hiding the eggs, I have one that wouldn't lay in her nest box found her own spot. Which, is fine with me as long as I know where it is. Good luck keep us posted.

 

[MsKay]

This is Angelica. She is from my English Buff Orpington Roo over Clevenger/Farthing American Buff Orpington hens.

 

[bit o poultry19]

This is Angelica. She is from my English Buff Orpington Roo over Clevenger/Farthing American Buff Orpington hens.

She's BEAUTIFUL!

 

[Deise]

So pretty I love the Buffs! Thanks for the picture.

 

[Kelsykin]

Here are my three Buffs. I finally got hem during scratch time. Pretty sure two of them are hens the third one though gives me the roo stare.

1) Hen




2) Hen





3) Hen or Roo ?

 

[Deise]

I'm not the best judge but speaking as someone who has been fooled time will tell either way he/she is beautiful! Thanks for the update.

 

[alang]

Third looks like my roosters but what age?

 

[BuffaloridaGirl]

Baby Vera lounging just like my dogs... All sprawled out!

 

[Kelsykin]

Was told 6 months when I got them a few months ago.

 

[dgrasseth]

HELP!!! I am new to BYC and this is my first thread. Recently, I inherited my neighbors BO (Evelyn) she has been broody for almost 5-6 weeks!! I also bought an olive egger (Ingrid) she is a cross between a FBCM and an ameracauna. She is at the point of laying and should lay anyday now. Evelyn is finally not broody anymore as well. So I went into the coop today to see if there were any olive eggs from Ingrid. And low and behold... I found a small brown egg???

Could this be my BOs? Do they normally lay smaller eggs after being broody for such a long time? Or can my olive egger really be laying light brown eggs?