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D'uccle Thread
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So what do you guys think is going on in this picture (see below)? Are they just drinking and then going over to eat and its gunking up on their beard?
Looks like it's been eating oatmeal, LOL.
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That's what is looks like. Or playing in the mud eating worms? I know we've had a LOT of rain in my area lately....
Most milles are still not laying <sigh>
But the first chick from my new lav roo hatched (crossed with the lav splits) and it's a lavender baby
Has VERY downy middle toes, too.
More were pipped and zipping, so I hope to go home to a BUNCH of lavenders this afternoon.
That's what is looks like. Or playing in the mud eating worms? I know we've had a LOT of rain in my area lately....
Most milles are still not laying <sigh>
But the first chick from my new lav roo hatched (crossed with the lav splits) and it's a lavender baby
Has VERY downy middle toes, too.
More were pipped and zipping, so I hope to go home to a BUNCH of lavenders this afternoon.
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My hens also enjoy dunking their beards in the waterer and food as if it's some sort of facial.
My hens also enjoy dunking their beards in the waterer and food as if it's some sort of facial.
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My hens also enjoy dunking their beards in the waterer and food as if it's some sort of facial.
They're making themselves look ugly so the roosters leave them alone!
My hens also enjoy dunking their beards in the waterer and food as if it's some sort of facial.
They're making themselves look ugly so the roosters leave them alone!
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That's what is looks like. Or playing in the mud eating worms? I know we've had a LOT of rain in my area lately....
Most milles are still not laying <sigh>
But the first chick from my new lav roo hatched (crossed with the lav splits) and it's a lavender baby
Has VERY downy middle toes, too.
More were pipped and zipping, so I hope to go home to a BUNCH of lavenders this afternoon.
I wonder why your milles are being so stingy with their eggs, it must be weather because mine lay just about every day and I do nothing special for them. Congrats on the new lavender.
That's what is looks like. Or playing in the mud eating worms? I know we've had a LOT of rain in my area lately....
Most milles are still not laying <sigh>
But the first chick from my new lav roo hatched (crossed with the lav splits) and it's a lavender baby
Has VERY downy middle toes, too.
More were pipped and zipping, so I hope to go home to a BUNCH of lavenders this afternoon.
I wonder why your milles are being so stingy with their eggs, it must be weather because mine lay just about every day and I do nothing special for them. Congrats on the new lavender.
Good Evening everyone. Gota question, trying to find others who have bought Porcelain D'Uccles eggs from Gabbard Farms? I have two for a hatch last year. Wondering if anyone else have some and if they like them? Mine are sweet kinda of flighty, but coming around. I'm thinking about ordering more. What do u think.
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