California - Northern

[ChickNmamma]

bad picture but here are 6 new silver ameraucana. I hear chirping in the bator so hope more hatch

Teeny picture, and sideways, but darn they are cute!

Is stargazer ok? You have one really dark girl

there.

for more to hatch....

 

[Hangtown Farms]

Teeny picture, and sideways, but darn they are cute!

Is stargazer ok? You have one really dark girl

there.

for more to hatch....

yeah. I kind of have 2 I think the one just likes to sleep on its back though. The poly vi sol worked great. Though when she looks up at me she still falls backwards. however they are all running around like crazy in there

 

[chicksnthestiks]

bad picture but here are 6 new silver ameraucana. I hear chirping in the bator so hope more hatch

Congratulations! It's not a bad picture, it's just sideways. My silver trio is 4 1/2 months old.

 

[Hangtown Farms]

Congratulations! It's not a bad picture, it's just sideways.

I will probably end up selling 1 pair depending on how many our roosters,
there are 3 girls it appears based on the lining 3 I am not sure of 2 have gold in them.
these came from Jerry Segler . Very happy light ones

 

[ronott1]

OK the stupid stag was at it again. Orlando walked up when he rushed me and pecked him on the head.

You could see him saying " dude if you ruin this I'll personally stick you in the pot"

Then he did a little dance for me. God I love Orlando.

Thank your for sharing the Orlando Story.

 

[Hangtown Farms]

Congratulations! It's not a bad picture, it's just sideways. My silver trio is 4 1/2 months old.

oh post pic's.
I am only keeping the girls for the olive eggers

 

[lawatt]

oh, they're beautiful!!

all my chicklets are enjoying the cooler temperatures today, although my light sussex girl seems to be celebrating by going broody. *sigh* -- perhaps i'll just split the 11 eggs Deb sent me between the two broodies, rather than give her something new? but i may need to separate them out of the main flock now, as they're taking up two of the three laying boxes.

IF you move broodies on eggs, does one do that at night? or does it matter, since they're so fixated on sitting?

answering my own question here: as it's occurred to me that i can try moving the new broody, since she's not sitting on anything yet, and if she breaks out of her broody mood, no great loss -- then, if it works, i can always try moving the other as well, since then there will always be one available to sit on the eggs if the other gets grumpy.

so, will give it a try!

 

[chicksnthestiks]

I will probably end up selling 1 pair depending on how many our roosters,
there are 3 girls it appears based on the lining 3 I am not sure of 2 have gold in them.
these came from Jerry Segler . Very happy light ones

I just looked at mine at a week old and they had gold on their face.

 

[chiqita]

They are fixated on the spot they are sitting on now. Some are easy to move some break immediately.

 

[Hangtown Farms]

I just looked at mine at a week old and they had gold on their face.

yeah some of mine do and some do not. I ended up with a trio from the first hatch. I am going to keep him until I can put the hens with my crele penedesenca rooster