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h2o, your roo is beautiful. such a rich color. I see a couple babies taking after him. I wouldnt mind taking them off your hands if we were closer. LOL Nice flock.
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h2o, your roo is beautiful. such a rich color. I see a couple babies taking after him. I wouldnt mind taking them off your hands if we were closer. LOL Nice flock.
Quote:Looks like Mr. Orp could crush your Polish and Campine. Big boy!![]()
Thanks did you see my polish? I have a white and a we lack. White one is dingy as heck.
Looks like Mr. Orp could crush your Polish and Campine. Big boy!
I did ! I have the same white one but much worse then yours. It is a pretty mud color now. hahaa they are made smaller then the others . Did you notice ? The black one looks show quality from what I can see.
The ova don't make into the egg-making tube, but get "laid" into the abdominal cavity. Collect there and form a mass that eventually causes internal infection. Not a pretty way to die.very pretty Wishing. I have heard internal layer was a death sentence. what happens there ?
I doubt mine are show quality. I got them from a hatchery
The ova don't make into the egg-making tube, but get "laid" into the abdominal cavity. Collect there and form a mass that eventually causes internal infection. Not a pretty way to die.
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No, it's like with people, the egg gets released and has to cross a bit of a no man's land to get to the fallopian tube.
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Instead of Fallopian tube, it's the Infundibulum. (say that 10 times fast!!)![]()
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If it misses the oviduct, yolk will just be lost in the abdomen.