It’s a beauty mark, don’t you know!
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
It’s a beauty mark, don’t you know!
Very surprising in that case she hasn’t been broody.Aurora has always been good with chicks and pullets. I was not surprised.
I don’t think you will need to worry about her not keeping the eggs. Silkies are just so good! You will be so happy with herSo yesterday I explained to hubby why I was looking at hatching eggs, I'm afraid Morinth will kill herself going broody and raising a clutch might just reset her completely. He told me to find an incubator just in case the silkies reject eggs.
View attachment 3888917
He also said maybe it's a good learning experience for the toddler (And the rest of us, we've never hatched before)
My neighbor said if I get an extra roo from my hatch he'd love to barter for him, his rooster has a couple generations of daughters and he's probably near the inbreeding point? We didn't know how many generations can line breed.
HahahahahahahaHappy Friday
View attachment 3888946
View attachment 3888950
What was the other side of that roosted bum?
I could watch these all day longTime to Explore
First stop after the dust bath, the Magnolia Tree!
And then they got to meet Auntie Aurora!
She is a career woman. As Queen she believes others should raise the children while she keeps everyone safe and in line.Very surprising in that case she hasn’t been broody.
I was not laughing when I removed her and put her on the roost. That was an epic fight.Hahahahahahaha
Awesome photos of HRH![]()
They are super addictiveI could watch these all day longI love the little chippers learning from their elders
![]()