Two for Tuesday

Two silkies
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Two wee bantams
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Two siblings
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Not Very Observant. 🤦‍♂️

Ok, now I think I'm pretty good with chickens. I pay attention to them, watch them closely, understand what they are doing and how they work together.

I also think that everyone on this thread is pretty observant as well. However, I have missed something very vital and none of you all have noticed it either. I know I'm ashamed and thinking of turning in my chicken keeper card.

Can any of you figure out what is wrong with Aster? It is fundamental.

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Aster is NOT a Lavender Orpington!

This is a Lavender Orpington. This is none other than Hattie at 4 weeks. Aster is 3 weeks old.

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Note the dark grey legs and break. And of course please note the......

LAVENDER FEATHERS!!!

How have I missed this? It's embarrassing. 😳

No, I have no idea what kind of chicken she is. I purchased Lavender Orpington eggs. I clearly did not get Lavender Orpington eggs.

I have been so caught up in the excitement of having chicks that i did not think of this until Mrs BY Bob sent me this photo of her singing to Hattie from 6 years ago today.

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I can't believe I have not noticed. What a fool I am.
Wait...and Aster has 1 black feather.....splash....yellow legs so NOT orpington, sussex, australorp, marans... the yellow legs: leghorns (not sure on some of the hybrids like california whites), wyandotte, Plymouth rocks, Jersey giants, Rhode Islands (there's whites there too)...hmmmm....
 

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