Party boy is stunning! He reminds me a lot of the rooster we recently lost. I can hardly wait to see what his babies grow up to look like.
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I am very impressed with him too. His eldest daughters should start laying anytime now.
Pictures.
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I don't have a picture of all of them at the moment, and my children named them:
Angel
Shadow
Road Runner
Egg Layer
Poopie Chest
Beardie McBrownie
1. Angel is all white.
2. Shadow is all black
3. Road Runner runs fast is brown and speckled without a beard
4. Egg Layer is black and whit without a beard, she was the first to lay an egg
5. Poopie Chest is black and white with a beard and a brown chest
6. Beardie McBrownie is brown and speckled with a heard
Egg Colors to date:
Green
Pink
Blue
The Blue layer is new, I am not sure who is doing that. The Pink layer is Poopie Chest, and the light green layer is Egg Layer and the darker green is from Angel.
Angel
Shadow
Road Runner
Egg Layer
Poopie Chest
Beardie McBrownie
1. Angel is all white.
2. Shadow is all black
3. Road Runner runs fast is brown and speckled without a beard
4. Egg Layer is black and whit without a beard, she was the first to lay an egg
5. Poopie Chest is black and white with a beard and a brown chest
6. Beardie McBrownie is brown and speckled with a heard
Egg Colors to date:
Green
Pink
Blue
The Blue layer is new, I am not sure who is doing that. The Pink layer is Poopie Chest, and the light green layer is Egg Layer and the darker green is from Angel.
Isn't it amazing how you can have one lay and egg color that is new and not know who it is. I have one that lays a beautiful cream colored off white egg that is so perfect it looks porcelain. I have no idea who lays it. I have even sat in the coop and watched them lay, and it never appears on those days.
I had a guy asking if I would sell him 10 hens, which I would have been happy to do, except I am afraid he would get my cream colored egg layer! So I said "nope" and kept them all. I do not have any breeds that are suppose to lay white or cream colored eggs.. too weird!
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I agree with you. I initially got them for cold/heat hardiness and the diversity of egg color to keep the kids happy. My daughter likes to chase them around when they are free ranging. She has learned the hard way, they are not little baby dolls. and they do poop on you.
I'm supposed to sell 2 or 3 or my EE pullets. DH keeps telling me that 13 in the house is too many! The problems is that they are all so cute I can't decide which ones to sell. There is a gray one that is a boring color, but she has the biggest crest that she looks like a cardinal. Maybe they can stay for a couple more week.
I'm supposed to sell 2 or 3 or my EE pullets. DH keeps telling me that 13 in the house is too many! The problems is that they are all so cute I can't decide which ones to sell. There is a gray one that is a boring color, but she has the biggest crest that she looks like a cardinal. Maybe they can stay for a couple more week.
I understand!
My favorite is boring to look at. She is white with the cutest little muffs. Not a speck of color on her, she is the bottom of the pecking order, as such we were forced to put her in isolation after she was pecked so badly I worried about her health. We call her our ICU baby. She is a sweetheart and lays the prettiest blue egg!
We have to look hard to see who she is in a distance as she looks like my white rock at first glance.
My EE baby is getting soo big!!!
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