California - Northern

So much to learn......................... I usually only really research the breeds I am wanting. While at the party I learned a little about the Seramas which a couple of my friends have. Who knew there were sizes named ABC etc.............I do not have enough time left to learn all I would love to know , but it is sure fun working on it.
My hatch yesterday I think is over I had Bielefelders from Washington & Silver Cuckoo Marans also from Washington different breeders. I only got 1 Bielfelder out & 10 Cuckoos (mostly boys) plus an extra from a project bird of here's. Great on the Marans....what a bummer on the Bielefelders. Same incubator no pips on the other eggs. I keep hoping I set them different days (which I have been known to do.....LOL) & forgot to make a note of it but not likely since the one did already hatch. I don't know that I will try again. I haven't done shipped eggs for years til these. I threw in some AMs from my pen to fill out the incubator & they hatched too. One is the cutest fat cheeked blue or splash. It makes me smile...............LOL
how was the color on the cuckoo eggs? l alway looking for better egg color.
 




Karen these are some of the berries I bought out to you. To make it related to chicken I grabbed one to eat and it had a darn chicken feather stuck to it I thought it was a spider web. LOL Chick feather every where. This vine has gone crazy. Have to go feed the animals.....
 
Ok - more UofA fluffy butts:

Neat blue with a dark spot on its head


Another pretty blue


and then the black one

Excited to see what else hatches (3 to go)
Lisa, how exciting.....you go girl..!!!!!!!!

For all you duck folks...

A mama gadwall & her 8 newbies.
Saw her in a water supply ditch on my way home.
My first wild duckling siting this year.

Ahhhhhhhhhh.........We had 3 sets of Mallards setting here this year. I think they must be grown babies from previous years.
how was the color on the cuckoo eggs? l alway looking for better egg color.
Big in size but not super in color. I think the birds themselves will be quite nice but I would want to improve the egg color probably a 4 or so right now.
 
Six little pyncheons here, pipped, zipped and fluffed in under24 hours under first time broody. She worked her magic on all the eggs that I left her with after day 10.
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Karen these are some of the berries I bought out to you. To make it related to chicken I grabbed one to eat and it had a darn chicken feather stuck to it I thought it was a spider web. LOL Chick feather every where. This vine has gone crazy. Have to go feed the animals.....
I'm always finding feathers on the rugs at work, no one to blame but myself though.
 

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