I need pictures for a project! Please Help

[shay20]

Here are a few.

White Crested Blue Polish Rooster

White Showgirl(Naked Neck Silkie) Rooster

Wheaton Old English Game Bird Bantam Rooster

Buff Showgirl chick

White Silkie Rooster

Silver Pheonix Rooster

Golden Laced Polish Rooster

Black Minorca Bantam Hen

 

[ravencreek]

Sorry my pics aren't the greatest but feel free to use them if you can.

Black Australorp Roo chick

Buff Polish Hen

Light Brahma Roo

Light Brahma Hen

Turken Roo

Turken Hen

Barred Rock Roo

Barred Rock Hen

Welsummer Roo Chick

Welsummer Pullet Chick

Easter Egger Hen

 

[poultryhaven]

White Silkied Serama Roo!

2nd one

White silkied serama hen! Very small =]

Frizzle hen (not sure if its a good enough view)

Black Dutch Roo!

Silkie Hen!

Spangled OEG hen.

Black giant (excuse the neck extension lol)

Spangled OEG Roo

Silkie Roo

Speckled sussex hen

White leghorn

Other silkie roo

Other silkie hen

Black silkie hen

Golden sebright pair (not there cage i was just transporting them)

Asil Roo

 

[ChickenCharmer]

Princess the California White (leghorn) pullet

Antoinette the Silver Sebright

Victoria the Leghorn (she's very dirty, sorry)

Chanticleer, the BTB Dutch bantam rooster

Willow, the Easter Egger hen

Napoleon the Black tail Red OEGB rooster

Pauline, Crele OEGB

Clara, Buff Orpington

Athena, Red Shoulder Yokohama

 

[Sjisty]

My favorite - Rocky the Light Brahma Rooster

 

[TammyTX]

Here are some I already have uploaded:

Welsummer Cockerel 27 weeks:

Welsummer Pullet 27 weeks:

Jersey Giant Cockerel 21 weeks (he's wet):

Jersey Giant Pullet 14 weeks:

 

[usschicago1]

H ere is an example of what i'm doing Sebright 
[I used chicken charmers picture here]

Class Comb Egg ALBC Female Weight Male
Weight
Clean legged
bantam Rose White N/a 20 oz 22 oz



Brief History: Sir John Sebright developed the sebright in the early 1800’s. The only two recognized varieties are Silver and Golden. There are many more unrecognized varieties though. The Sebright is the only chicken that’s hen feathered, meaning that is has no pointed sex feathers in the saddle, tail, or hackle. Sebrights like to free range and roost in trees if they have the option. They lay very few small eggs.


Special Thanks to
www.mcmurryhatchery.com & www.backyardpoultry.com & http://www.omlet.us/breeds/breeds.php?breed_type=Chickens&breed=Sebright

 

[hrtgtrkys&chicks]

Here are some of my 5 month old Buckeye cockrels

 

[Bleepmunk]

Keys is a black bantam cochin pullet

 

[thecochincoop]

I have several pics on my website if that helps