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Here's a picture from today, 17-19 weeks old. Any new thoughts on my little 'Margaret Until Proven Otherwise'? :fl
still looks like a girly girl to me!
 
Pipd, here are pictures of two partridge silkie Roos that are the exact same age as her. Notice how both already have the trailing feathers from crest and much larger combs than her.
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:thumbsup Thank you, I feel pretty confident that Margaret Until Proven Otherwise is really a Margaret. One of the three people that said cockerel before is now saying pullet, so I have something like 13 or 14 votes for pullet now vs. 2 cockerel votes. :D Don't mind me, I am a yearly sufferer of 'Rooster Paranoia'.

Your boys are so handsome! Is the first one blue partridge? :love
 
Your boy's handsome, too, kabhyper! Yes, I'm feeling much more confident now! :D

Margie's my first Silkie and I've got to say, even though she's a little human shy, she is just darling and so calm! My grandma, who raised chickens when my dad was growing up, had never even heard of a Silkie before--you should have seen how excited she was to see the 'fur chicken', as she put it! :lol:
 
Your boy's handsome, too, kabhyper! Yes, I'm feeling much more confident now!
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Margie's my first Silkie and I've got to say, even though she's a little human shy, she is just darling and so calm! My grandma, who raised chickens when my dad was growing up, had never even heard of a Silkie before--you should have seen how excited she was to see the 'fur chicken', as she put it!
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Ashes was very skittish when we got her at 4 months old.. Now we can scoop her up and she sits like a tiny statue. It doesn't take long to make friends with a silkie. Booker has always been friendly, but bantam roosters are completely oblivious to their size, so they are friends with anything that moves until they decide to attack it. I find them very funny. Our bantam cochin Oliver (the little guy in my avatar) sounds like a chimp when he finds food for his 2 LF EE x Leghorn huge hens. His crow sounds like a broken whistle. He is the size of a little bunny, but will not hesitate to peck your toes. We should have named him Napoleon.
 
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Well, I got my hens in for the night and I have some pretty somber news. If anyone remembers, about a month ago I mentioned that it looked like one of my hens was internally laying. She was, and she went downhill very suddenly today. She seems to be dying now. Poor thing, there wasn't a thing I could do for her. :(
 
:thumbsup Thank you, I feel pretty confident that Margaret Until Proven Otherwise is really a Margaret. One of the three people that said cockerel before is now saying pullet, so I have something like 13 or 14 votes for pullet now vs. 2 cockerel votes. :D Don't mind me, I am a yearly sufferer of 'Rooster Paranoia'. Your boys are so handsome! Is the first one blue partridge? :love
thanks! I believe it's a blue partridge but not 100% sure.
That is a girl. This is Booker at 5 months. All boy. Ashes, the blue pullet next to him is the same age.
Beautiful silkies!
 
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Going through my pics on here since March, I found some cute ones of my kiddos when they were little.............
Oliver

Jules


Gus

Gus

Lavender



Lavender, Blueberry, Pebbles and Pearl

Same, a little older.

My pretty Blueberry, and Lavender (cochins)



Same two as little guys

Watching tv with my peeps

Nuggets (Gus on left, Jules on right) Oliver far left. Cluck acres has the rest. Aside of the little white one. He passed away.
 

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