Here They Are: Babies From Several Hatches! (PICS)

[speckledhen]

These are from hatches on Nov 14, 16, 21, 23 & 24th all in the brooder, except the last blue Orp baby who is still drying in the hatcher, starting with Miss Attitude, who is already spoken for.

 

[helmstead]

They are SO cute! I swear it looks like you have a splash in there, Cyn...

Miss With Attitude is right! LOL

 

[speckledhen]

She does look like a splash, doesn't she? But, they say that's impossible from a black and a blue. Doesn't she have the most delicate color you've ever seen? I'm in love with that one already. And one reminds me of a Siamese cat with dark around its eyes and edging on the wing feathers and another one is perfectly charcoal. So many variations of color!

 

[BantyChickMom]

They are so adorable!!

I'm just waiting for the day when I can hatch a bator full of different colors.
Most of mine are 19 weeks and I have red oegb and white cochin bantams that I think are about 24 weeks, so I'm thinking anyday now I will have some more layers.

First of the year the bator goes back on

 

[Heidi]

They are adorable as always. I really like Miss Attitude - what a cutie. Thanks for sharing.

 

[speckledhen]

That little one in the first pic is why my DH loves the Barred Rocks best. That one is just like her mother, Lexie, full of spunk. I swear, I'm half a mind to put her out in the nursery coop with her four week old sister and brother so she could see she isn't the toughest little girl in the coop, LOL!

 

[halo]

They are just way too cute!

 

[ladybug4ut1]

congrats on all hatches they are just too cute. Day 21 is tomarrow on my first hatch. I am hoping for some then.

Big Congrats

 

[HenHaven]

Congratulations Cyn! The chicks look great! I see some nice poofy cheeks there! I just love the little Miss Attitude...that pic is a crack up!

 

[helmstead]

I bet it's not impossible. I have to insert horse genetics here which may be irrelevant, but what the heck.

In breeding dilute horse colors (palomino, buckskin - single creme gene carriers) you can get a black horse. They're called smoky black. They appear black but STILL carry that creme gene - so they can have single dilute and EVEN double dilute offspring.

So, HMMM....