Easter Egger Pics!!!

[redneckcgil29]

French toast lol the wife named her

 

[PeepersMama]

French toast lol the wife named her

tell your wife that some weirdo on the internet named a chicken Banana Smoothie - and Platypus - and OH MY GOSH HOW DID I FORGET BIRTHDAY FOR THIS LONG!?!?!??!?

Yes, I named a chicken birthday XD

She's a stunning girl!

 

[sheetmetaltom]

AAWWWWW!!!! She has the sweetest face!!!

Does she have a name?

shes called red

 

[PeepersMama]

shes called red

XD it suits her

 

[combatfuzzball]

This is Smokey for now. bought as Americana.
1 1/2 weeks old

 

[PeepersMama]

This is Smokey for now. bought as Americana.
1 1/2 weeks old

Oh. My. Goodness. She's so beautiful!!!

 

[combatfuzzball]

Thank you. She's so calm and confident as well. the 8 I have at 1 1/2 weeks are already developing into different personalities. I have 2 that tend to stay together away from the main flock and another who goes his own way. The remaining 5 tend to cluster around this little one. As she's the smallest of the bunch I'd think she would be the one bullied but the other five almost seen to actively protect her. she's surely going to be a spoiled chicken.

 

[PeepersMama]

Thank you. She's so calm and confident as well. the 8 I have at 1 1/2 weeks are already developing into different personalities. I have 2 that tend to stay together away from the main flock and another who goes his own way. The remaining 5 tend to cluster around this little one. As she's the smallest of the bunch I'd think she would be the one bullied but the other five almost seen to actively protect her. she's surely going to be a spoiled chicken.

Huh. That's cool! Although to be honest "she" might be a roo - silver easter eggers tend to turn out as roosters, sadly enough

Do you have more EEs?

 

[combatfuzzball]

Yes I have a total of 8. I'm basing "smokey" being a pullet due to the fact that of the 8 I have 3 that are way further along with feather development. GUess I will know for sure in a few weeks once saddle feathers start to come in.

 

[PeepersMama]

Hmm, okay.... Although from what I've heard, roosters tend to feather in slower... Never seen a slow feathering roo, but hey, the only slooowwww growers we ever had were brahmas XD I love those litl-big fluffy butts