I named my three Ruby (left), Rose (middle), and Charlotte (right). They were rescued from the wild and my initial guess was that the twins were girls and blondie was a boy, but 'she' was just so little and cute and white and fluffy that I couldn't NOT name her Charlotte, at least for the time being. They are now 3 weeks old and my prediction looks even more certain, so I think soon 'she' will be known as Charlemagne (or Charlie/Charles).
The two twins are growing lovely reddish feathers which is very fitting, and the blonde is getting more black and white speckled. I will be very happy if I end up with two darling red hens and a beautiful, unique rooster.
Last night though, I had one of those half-asleep epiphanies that Adele would have been the PERFECT name for a hen. I wish I had have named one Adele! Oh well, maybe next time. Or someone on here can use it!
The two twins are growing lovely reddish feathers which is very fitting, and the blonde is getting more black and white speckled. I will be very happy if I end up with two darling red hens and a beautiful, unique rooster.
Last night though, I had one of those half-asleep epiphanies that Adele would have been the PERFECT name for a hen. I wish I had have named one Adele! Oh well, maybe next time. Or someone on here can use it!
They were both polish bantams. Blue and Hope are blue ameraucana pullets, Rikki is a splash ameraucana pullet, Butterfly is a wheaten ameraucana pullet, Wren is a lavender orpington pullet, and Lilly is a buff-ish EE pullet. 
