I’ve added five babies to my flock

Susan55

In the Brooder
Jun 1, 2023
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I bought these Easter Eggers (she was calling them Olive Eggers, but I know that’s not right) about 5 weeks ago. They are 6 weeks old today. I know that there’s no way to tell for sure yet what sex they are, but some of you are so good at guessing that I thought I’d make a post and see how many have it right after a few more weeks. Sorry it’s so many pictures. I was trying to get good angles. The way I identify the reds is that one has yellow legs and the other has grayish. Same with the blacks.
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They are precious. Olive eggers, like easter eggers, are a hybrid and can be any color or pattern, can have muffs or not, and can have different skin colors. Hopefully you'll get some olive colored eggs from the pullets.
 

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