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I've been out with the chickens this morning and got some new pictures. I think we need to talk about my white silkie Calypso. I believe a name change may be in order dang it. While there is definitely no attempts at crowing yet, and Calypso is the 2nd smallest I am seeing things that cannot be ignored. They hatched May 7th to May 9th so just over 3 months old now. Still a bit young as far as silkies go to attempt crowing anyway. It's the tail and the head poof that are doing it for me. That and what I spotted today when looking up close at the comb, color changing already. Yes I let out a string of curse words after a real close look at the comb. Now, regardless, he's staying, I'll make it work somehow, but I am open to name suggestions. He's still a sweetheart and very friendly. I would almost name him "Brad" after the late white silkie "Useless Farms" had. Brad was a jerk though, I'm almost afraid to use it and Calypso turn into a jerk after his namesake. I'm still very tempted anyway. I loved Brad and his jerkiness from afar.
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Prince is another name I'm toying with after "chookens" lovely sweet white boy.
So friends, who is he? Is he Brad or is he Prince? I'm also open to suggestions for this little guy.
Bingo is another one I'm going to have to start watching. 2nd biggest of the group. Bingo is the moorehead partridge. Behavior is still all pullet. Round neat crest is all pullet. Nothing much at all for a comb, and no color change yet. The tail feathers, not so neat and round. This must be taken with a grain of salt though as last year those 6 pullets, at this age 4 out of the 6 had not so neat tail feathers that made me 2nd guess gender. Their round crest's never lied even if their tails did. The gold coloring, is it just a hair bright though? More vibrant maybe like a cockerel or am I seeing things? Time will tell and Bingo is the only one making me guess. The blue chick Bluey and the other partridge Lucky, 100% pullet.
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Bingo's momma or aunt Martina. Cannot deny her gold color is also vibrant and 100% hen. I see a lot of similarities between the two.
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I love the beautiful mowed pasture for the equines ~ but where will the chickens dig & hide now?
I like that name! Thanks. It'll be in the mix, I'll see who it fits, if any.Name one Hannah. Or Hennah, I won’t mind.
Oh Lord help us all.
I have released the Kraken!
And I did not expect that the first peck to land was Chippy jumping up to peck Pooh’s comb! Poor Pooh she was taken aback to say the least.
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Name one Hannah. Or Hennah, I won’t mind.
For all their meanness Silkies are still easier bullies than the standard breeds we've had. Hens seem to be obnoxious when broody or moulting here. Sweeties all other times.If I have one more broody I will scream.
So for Tuesday - these two have not laid an egg since Spring. And they are moulting, Curly and Fluffy McNugget.
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Don’t think they are sweet and cute - they are vicious little velociraptors! And rule the roost here. Esp Fluffy!
Pooh seems to like them a lot.So now that the chicks are a bit older, how has Pooh been with them? Or is she oblivious to them?