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GrayChickens
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Wow! So cool! Thanks 4 voting please tell your friends and ask them to vote to!My RIR ,Dorothy was 27 weeks Lucy, a Wyandonette,was 21.
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Wow! So cool! Thanks 4 voting please tell your friends and ask them to vote to!My RIR ,Dorothy was 27 weeks Lucy, a Wyandonette,was 21.
@Momplus1 Theses are Whitings from McMurray, they are a mix with Leghorn from what I've read. The WTG/straight comb are suppose to lay greenish eggs although one is laying green while the other is pink/brown. The WTB/pea comb but mine seem to ge a cross between pea/rose, suppose to lay blue eggs, still waiting on them. So far the WTG have been laying consistently everydayWhat kind of birds are these? I'm a little new, but terrible at abbreviations
ISA Brown @21 weeks to the day. I got my 14th egg today.
3-ISA, 2-barred Rocks, 4-buff O's in the coop with her are 23 weeks and starting to squat. I will not be surprised to fine two eggs in the morning.
@Momplus1 Theses are Whitings from McMurray, they are a mix with Leghorn from what I've read. The WTG/straight comb are suppose to lay greenish eggs although one is laying green while the other is pink/brown. The WTB/pea comb but mine seem to ge a cross between pea/rose, suppose to lay blue eggs, still waiting on them. So far the WTG have been laying consistently everyday
1st pic = The middle ones are the WTG
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They are soo beautiful! Thanks for sharing!View attachment 1993861
Here's Finn. I have to be on the alert around him because he keeps threatening to attack, but has not actually done so yet.
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Here's Finn and Enna together.