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Melodyschkns

Melodyschkns

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Feb 22, 2015
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Hi my Name is Melody. Ive always wanted to have chickens and yesterday we were out at our local TSS and excitedly we purchased 4 baby chicks. We were told they were Ameraucanas at first but later on we were told thet were not bc a previous customer had returned to the store complaining that the hens didn't produce the Easter Eggs. We decided it didnt matter that we wanted our baby chicks anyways. So I am now a mother of 3 beautiful girls ages 2,4,and 9 and as of yesterday we now have 4 baby chicks. My youngest 2 daughters have been so excited they haven't taken their eyes off of them.So super excited about joining this page and learning everything I can.We hopefully managed to pick out all Hens as we are really intersted in the potential of having Fresh eggs. Well Heres a picture of our babies and if by looking at them anyone can tell me what they maybe that would be great. They are black with grey and white on their wings and they have yellow under their necks
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Hi :welcome Melody

Glad you could join the flock! I'm not sure what your chicks are but you could post some pics in the what breed gender section of the forum for more help. Here is the link https://www.backyardchickens.com/f/15/what-breed-or-gender-is-this

Good luck with your exciting new adventure with chicks. Raising them is a fantastic and rewarding experience. Be sure to ask any questions, everyone here to help and very friendly.
Enjoy BYC :frow
 
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Hello there and welcome to BYC!
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They are pretty young to identify sex and the breed can also be hard to detect at this age. So you might need to wait a few weeks until they start molting into their adult feathers and growing other characteristics.

Adorable babies!! Enjoy them and welcome to our flock!
 
Welcome to BYC.
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I'm so glad you joined our community!

Your new chicks are very cute.
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It is too young to determine breed accurately, but I'm thinking that they are Black Australorps, from your description. If they are Australorps, you'll really enjoy them! Australorps are very good layers that are well known for docile temperaments.
 

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