Cochin Thread!!!

[micheleag2010]

I have baby/juvenile cochins that range in age from 4-8 weeks mixed together in the main house of my coop. I have 1 adult polish cross roo who is about 16 weeks old who stays outside of the coop for now. When is an appropriate time to introduce them? I feel bad because the babies can't get yard time for me fearing he may attack them.

 

[Jharper]

I've heard of this and something similar and it's not accurate.

Oh hey Mrs. Nancy! I thought that birchen in your avatar looked familiar! Lol!

 

[sandiTX]

This chick is not a Partridge, it appears to be from a Mille Fleur project. Cute chick.

Well eggs was bought on BYC from someone and was suppose to be cochins

 

[sandiTX]

definitely a mille fleur. But still very cute

Well eggs was bought on BYC from someone and was suppose to be cochins

 

[delder2009]

Well eggs was bought on BYC from someone and was suppose to be cochins  

She is still a Cochin. Mille Fleur isn't a breed. I personally like the Mille Fleur best. There is always something new to learn. Wish you the best with your flock

 

[carnivore]

Well eggs was bought on BYC from someone and was suppose to be cochins  

Whoever it was, probably had multiple breeds, and somehow confused whose egg was whose. Never know what you have 'til they hatch.

 

[delder2009]

This chick is not a Partridge, it appears to be from a Mille Fleur project. Cute chick.

this is my mille fleur hen Hennie Pennie

and her little one Lucky at 3 weeks

and daddy Gator Bait

all are Cochin's

 

[bantyman]

To make things a bit easier Millie Fleur is a color and not a breed

 

[sandiTX]

To make things a bit easier Millie Fleur is a color and not a breed

Oh, ok thank you for the info

 

[sandiTX]

this is my mille fleur hen Hennie Pennie and her little one Lucky at 3 weeks and daddy Gator Bait all are Cochin's

Thanks