EE's

[ncCHICKS]

Okay here are the rules.

- Please post healthy happy birds
-Several pictures allowed
- At the end (next Tuesday) we will have a majority rules. So if there is a chicken you love, be sure to vote!

VOTING ENDS AT 7:00 PM TUESDAY THE 28TH


There are no prizes, just friendly competition

NAME
AGE
PIC

 

[ncCHICKS]

ILEX the 9 week old EE

 

[KellyHM]

Gump
10 months

Rosie and Cluck
6 months

 

[porteryork]

Awww, what a great shot of Rosie and Cluck!

Here is a pic of Shirley Muldowny (named because she is one fast chick!) She is 20 weeks.

 

[ncCHICKS]

CUTE PICS, Keep them coming!

 

[onthespot]

Muffy, just started laying, so probably six months old or more.

 

[americana-chick]

sounds fun! here i go!
here is cluckers she is about 6 months+ old.

here is my 6 month+ EE roo Freckles.

here they are all wet. kinda cute but kinda scary at the same time...

male

female

 

[bestponymilo]

Sparkey, she's about 3 years old

 

[Jenlyn9483]

Quote:
So this is what my Barred EE's are going to look like when they are grown, TOOO CUTE! Im going to have to save a few back.

 

[Chickndaddy]

Well here are my Easter Eggers. All of them would have been between 18 - 24 months. Kimi was the oldest, Splash, was next and then the rest of the girls.

Here is their description in my old Hatching Catalog:

The Easter Egger is a chicken well known for its ability to lay blue and green eggs. None of the birds in this flock lay brown or pinkish eggs. I have selected the majority of the birds to have muffs and beards, but occasionally a non-bearded or muffed bird will make it to the breeding pen because of an interesting color. Egg color can range from a light pastel blue, sea foam green, olive green, and finally to a deep army green. Some of the green eggs will have violet or chocolate colored speckles on them. The darkest green eggs are produced by Cuckoo Marans x Easter Egger Crosses. The color of the birds can be as much of a surprise as their eggs. Adults can be found in solid colors like buff, white, black, blue, splash, red, and brown, or in broken colors like cuckoo, wheaten, silver duckwing, partridge, penciled, columbian, and any other variation you can imagine. The hens lay very well and the roosters are very friendly. Extra Ameraucanas are on this yard, so occasionally you may receive a pure blue, black, splash, or white Ameraucana chick.

Splash with Zsa Zsa and Eva (the Gabor sisiters) in the background:

Valerie:

Zsa Zsa:

Some of the flock: