@RebeccaBoyd and @rural mouse You are both good at identifying pullets versus cockerels...I know it is a bit early, but who is what?
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This one is clearly part CM (?maybe part BR, but CM is much more likely!) This one will have a straight comb.

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I know the first pic. of this one looks like a cockerel stance - but it was trying to catch a bug. I haven't seen any of them have that stance yet - but with work I don't get to observe them as much as I would like. I think this one will have a pea comb.


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This one I think will have a pea comb, also. Clearly part EE with those puffy cheeks.

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Hey, mom...I no longer fit, and can't fly over this fence yet. Waaaaiiiiit, come back!

And, not least, but my 5th. Also part CM (or BR). Much smaller head spot, single comb.
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I'm thinking those feet look awful big.

I am thinking 2 or 3 roos, but not sure. I figure I will have a better shot at guessing in another week. They are about 2.5 weeks old now. (I think....things have been so crazy lately, that I can't keep track of time at all!)
 
Thirsty Thursday.
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Empress Josephine has designated me her food sampler. I know there is something else to that job....
I should mention that is coffee and vanilla ice cream mixed togheter. My sister does that all the time. Really good.
She looks lovely - and like she is enjoying her Royal Treat. I'm hoping it is decaf coffee, though!
 
I am glad you posted both pictures. I was afraid they weren't getting an even tan, but nope, they know to turn over so they don't end up two-toned! :lau :lau

:love:love:love:love Nothing like watching a chicken sunbathe or dust bathe! (once you get over your first time shock of: OMG is my chicken dying? (or having a seizure, in the case of dust bathing!) Such a 'chillaxing' (thanks for my new word, @Ponypoor) thing to see. You can't help but feel more peaceful if you watch them for a few minutes.
Hahahahaha, good observation except that there are at least 3 chickens involved in these two pics.

Tina at top
Meimei bottom
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Tina top again (although the feathers seem different from first picture, but it has to be Tina based on comb and coloring)
Foxy at bottom.
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Speaking of Tina, she has taken 4 days of antibiotics. I don't know if she is getting better... it is no worse...
 
Hahahahaha, good observation except that there are at least 3 chickens involved in these two pics.

Tina at top
Meimei bottom
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Tina top again (although the feathers seem different from first picture, but it has to be Tina based on comb and coloring)
Foxy at bottom.
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Speaking of Tina, she has taken 4 days of antibiotics. I don't know if she is getting better... it is no worse...
Want to give both hug and heart for this.

Yes, I can see that Foxy is lighter colored than Meimei, now that you point it out, on the wings and the tail...but seems to have a darker head/hackles - though that might be the angle/lighting.

I do hope Tina starts to improve - especially with you leaving in a few days. It would be nice to know she is doing okay before you go. I am not sure how long the course of antibiotics is, will you have a couple of days after they are done to maybe give her some fermented feed and/or yogurt? Repopulate the gut (well, not 'gut' with chickens - but you get my drift, I hope) a bit after the anti-biotics? I probably worry about that aspect too much, as I know antibiotics throw my digestive track for a loop. Some it doesn't seem to bother them as much - so I am probably, again, worry too much about that. Sending you hugs :hugsand well wishes for Tina:fl!
 
@RebeccaBoyd and @rural mouse You are both good at identifying pullets versus cockerels...I know it is a bit early, but who is what?
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This one is clearly part CM (?maybe part BR, but CM is much more likely!) This one will have a straight comb.

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I know the first pic. of this one looks like a cockerel stance - but it was trying to catch a bug. I haven't seen any of them have that stance yet - but with work I don't get to observe them as much as I would like. I think this one will have a pea comb.


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This one I think will have a pea comb, also. Clearly part EE with those puffy cheeks.

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Hey, mom...I no longer fit, and can't fly over this fence yet. Waaaaiiiiit, come back!

And, not least, but my 5th. Also part CM (or BR). Much smaller head spot, single comb.
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I'm thinking those feet look awful big.

I am thinking 2 or 3 roos, but not sure. I figure I will have a better shot at guessing in another week. They are about 2.5 weeks old now. (I think....things have been so crazy lately, that I can't keep track of time at all!)
That 1st one has an awfully large head spot. Are both with head spots full barred/cuckoo or just half? At only 2.5 weeks, I'm terrible unless I'm watching them move. Video of them running around would help, but a 20 min video is an awful lot to post. Are these the babies your white rock hatched?
 

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