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Chirping
- Apr 10, 2017
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We have 15 baby chicks and very excited. They are almost 4 weeks old and are close to being fully feathered. I cannot seem to find the answer to my question with a search. They each have very distinct color patterns at present. Will these patterns change? Curious, because we can certainly tell them apart now by feathers and personality and love how they each look. For example, with our silver laced Wyandottes, one has a lot of white in each feather and another, slower to feather, has almost an exclamation point shape of white on each feather. The golden buffs have very soft creamy feathers below the neck and red on their heads and necks, which is quite different than pictures I find of the breeds. It is more a curiosity than anything and eager to know how they will look as adults. All sweet girls and hoping they are truly all female. thank you