Fluffy Butt Acres: Stories of our flock

[bgmathteach]

One of my newest little ones has the deepest blue eyes. I took a few minutes, just staring into them. I know sadly that the eyes will turn yellow in time.
The Pullet reminded me of the blue eyes that my father had.

 

[bgmathteach]

Okay, so let me provide an explanation as to what's going on.
So, today I'm still not getting any better. I feel like talking it out and trying not to think about it too much helps. Food doesn't quite help. Yesterday, an appointment for the doctor has been made but I won't be going there until September 11th. My stomach feels fine now but I took a nap several hours ago and I woke up with a headache. I still have a mini headache, but hopefully I can sleep well. Now, here are pictures and I'll add in more pictures tomorrow, as well as a Caturday.
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Oh, I see they have learned from @BY Bob 's Aster & Hattie! I do think they need another lesson or two, though, as the plant is still standing!

 

[rural mouse]

Now to throw a spanner in the mix, those blue hens are motttled with some white spots.

I wonder if they will get more white when they moult?

I think it's more barring so maybe sexlink babies: headspot on cockerels, no spot on pullets....BUT (notice it's a big one), only way to find out is actually hatch babies.

 

[rural mouse]

You are right on the frizzled part. All silkie crosses are going to be normal feathered though.

I'm thinking chance of those babies throwing silkied offspring

 

[Ponypoor]

Those sound wonderful! Wish I had the space for melons & beans/peas! You must show how you keep the birds away from them!

Tx ~ Mika's back crest getting new pin feathers
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Awwww she’s a darling

 

[bgmathteach]

You should enter this in the caption contest!

She might be saying 'peek-a-boo, I see you'

or
I'm hiding, you can't seeeee meeee! (like a kid who says that - and of course gives away their location by saying that!)

 

[Ponypoor]

I think it's more barring so maybe sexlink babies: headspot on cockerels, no spot on pullets....BUT (notice it's a big one), only way to find out is actually hatch babies.

Oh yes you’re right it’s some sort of barring.

Oh well maybe when I win the lottery!

 

[RoyalChick]

Oh, I see they have learned from @BY Bob 's Aster & Hattie! I do think they need another lesson or two, though, as the plant is still standing!

Give them time - they are only small!

 

[RoyalChick]

I think it's more barring so maybe sexlink babies: headspot on cockerels, no spot on pullets....BUT (notice it's a big one), only way to find out is actually hatch babies.

Nothing to see. Nope, no enabling here!

 

[featherhead007]

You people just amaze me. You speak of silkies as chickens.
Everybody knows that Silkies are not real chickens. . Some may be half chicken but I’m not sure about that!