Easter Egger club!

[tiedyemommy]

Here are our Easter Eggers.

The middle pic is "Goldie", my daughter's favorite...the other two are currently nameless. They look to be almost full grown, but none of 'em are laying yet.

- TieDyeMommy

 

[Tappy4me]

They're about 6 weeks old.

 

[miksmity]

My EE enjoys a morning snack with my cat Cheeto

 

[tiedyemommy]

They're about 6 weeks old.

My EEs are 6 weeks old? That makes a lot of sense...they looked "grownish" to our untrained eyes, but they've gotten noticeably bigger in the 2 weeks we've had them.

Thanks!
- TieDyeMommy

 

[Tappy4me]

My EEs are 6 weeks old? That makes a lot of sense...they looked "grownish" to our untrained eyes, but they've gotten noticeably bigger in the 2 weeks we've had them.

Thanks!
- TieDyeMommy

That was for Firbrd, sorry!

Though yours do look similar in age to mine, at 6 weeks!

 

[miksmity]

Which one is the rooster?
Their the same age born on the same day

 

[miksmity]

Mama teaching her baby how to take a sand bath

 

[tiedyemommy]

That was for Firbrd, sorry!

Though yours do look similar in age to mine, at 6 weeks!

Nice! Thanks!

- TieDyeMommy

 

[jerryse]

Which one is the rooster?
Their the same age born on the same day

Hard to say. Look at the tails is one tail longer or both short. What color is the breast. Size is not always a indicator. Short tail= cockerel. Black breast = cockerel. With some silver Columbian the breast may not be black on cockerels.

 

[miksmity]

Well the one is the back has a tail that curls
But the one In front has no tail
They both have white Brest
The one in the back has HUGE wings