First off....heres my FIRST 100% hatch that I am still so happy about! They are 6 days old today::::
And here are some birds from my friend that i hatched some really nifty colors from what im calling "orange tibetan" and "red tibetan" and plan to breed for these.
Orange tibetans::::
Red tibetans:::::
Red tibetan upfront, orange tibetan back::::
For anyone who's followed when these guys were fluffy chicks this is Klown who I named Klown because he had a tear shaped mark on the sideo f his face...it's now blemished by his feathers...but this is Klown as a feathered cutie he's a litlte bit older than the others and from my own breeding I think he is a rosetta tuxedo..but i need varification from that from my friend::::
I'm pretty sure this is the one I named Splotch... and I vent sexed it to be a hen as a chick hopefully im right VERY nicely marked tuxedo::::
A & M hiding Golden...ooor atleast trying to
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Brown Hen:
Brown Roo:
"Pappi" I thnk he's a rosetta too...unsure....I call him Pappi because look at his "old man eyebrows"
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White-Capped Golden Roo on left thinks that White-Capped Golden hen on right has coodies!!!!!!:::::
My adult brown pen enjoying a dust bath:::
For the past couple of days hubby and I have been landscaping the back part of the fenced in area that houses my coturnix pens (to the right you cannot see in this pic and to the left is my marans pen also cannot see in this pic.....to the left of the black landscaping you'll see a dirt area, today I planted wild hummingbird-attracting flower seeds....can't wait to see those start coming up!!!....and then below that is the "Duck muck" area a natural spring comes out of the ground there and our mallard ducklings LOVE to make a big mess in there so we rocked it up for them so they can keep their messes in a neat area and if they end up turning it into a small pond then great lol.... the black fencing is there just to keep the ducklings out of the seed):::
ofcourse not "other fowl appropriate but it fits in with all of this sooo here lol....this is the mallard ducklings in their duck muck area:::::
These are my reds!!!!! (true reds..aka chocolates):
My only red tux (not fully feathered yet and not a perfect tux but I'll fix that over time):
True red (i have two of these):
Red Golden:
Buttons:::
Cinn Roo (not fully into adult feather plumage yet):
Cinn Hen:
white roos:
phew.... LOL
And here are some birds from my friend that i hatched some really nifty colors from what im calling "orange tibetan" and "red tibetan" and plan to breed for these.
Orange tibetans::::
Red tibetans:::::
Red tibetan upfront, orange tibetan back::::
For anyone who's followed when these guys were fluffy chicks this is Klown who I named Klown because he had a tear shaped mark on the sideo f his face...it's now blemished by his feathers...but this is Klown as a feathered cutie he's a litlte bit older than the others and from my own breeding I think he is a rosetta tuxedo..but i need varification from that from my friend::::
I'm pretty sure this is the one I named Splotch... and I vent sexed it to be a hen as a chick hopefully im right VERY nicely marked tuxedo::::
A & M hiding Golden...ooor atleast trying to
Brown Hen:
Brown Roo:
"Pappi" I thnk he's a rosetta too...unsure....I call him Pappi because look at his "old man eyebrows"
White-Capped Golden Roo on left thinks that White-Capped Golden hen on right has coodies!!!!!!:::::
My adult brown pen enjoying a dust bath:::
For the past couple of days hubby and I have been landscaping the back part of the fenced in area that houses my coturnix pens (to the right you cannot see in this pic and to the left is my marans pen also cannot see in this pic.....to the left of the black landscaping you'll see a dirt area, today I planted wild hummingbird-attracting flower seeds....can't wait to see those start coming up!!!....and then below that is the "Duck muck" area a natural spring comes out of the ground there and our mallard ducklings LOVE to make a big mess in there so we rocked it up for them so they can keep their messes in a neat area and if they end up turning it into a small pond then great lol.... the black fencing is there just to keep the ducklings out of the seed):::
ofcourse not "other fowl appropriate but it fits in with all of this sooo here lol....this is the mallard ducklings in their duck muck area:::::
These are my reds!!!!! (true reds..aka chocolates):
My only red tux (not fully feathered yet and not a perfect tux but I'll fix that over time):
True red (i have two of these):
Red Golden:
Buttons:::
Cinn Roo (not fully into adult feather plumage yet):
Cinn Hen:
white roos:
phew.... LOL
