Okay the babies I have available are in these pics. A couple blues, and one of the silver partridge are available. I have some hatching now also.
INDIANA BYC'ers HERE!
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i have someone that wants some...please pm me...and we can figure something out...thanks
hey indianians...lol...been super hard at work...got four blisters on my hands..not cool but anything for the birds...lol...well moved 130 birds out to the hoop coop and they are happy....and its so quite in the house...now i have quail, pheasants, and chickens hatching...over 200....boy...i just cant stop....lol...here are some pics if you havnt been stopping by and enjoying my thread...but dont be shy...check it out and post...hahaha
see yah here or there...ahha
until then best wishes to everyone...and happy chickening....lol...spell check didnt even underline the chickening...didnt know that was a word....lol
Just curious if any of you have seen this or might know what is going. I have a Salmon Favorolled that has odd looking eyes. They didn't use to be like this, but noticed it was different and just wanted to make sure everything is good. I looked online and couldn't find anything anywhere. Both her and her pen mates have been tested and are clean. Her pen mate's eyes don't look like this (you will see the other chicken, a mille fleur d'uccle, in the pictures too). Excuse the dirty beard, she is a messy eater.
Also I bought this pigeon. She was sold to me as a parlor roller pigeon, but she isn't. I tried rolling her and she wouldn't roll. So I tossed her in the air a little only to find out that she does this werid flipping thing as she controllingly falls. But she doesn't so flips and rolls as she flies like a brimigham roller would. I tired to upload a video, but it wouldn't let me. I have a picture, but that wont help in terms of how she flies.
Also I bought this pigeon. She was sold to me as a parlor roller pigeon, but she isn't. I tried rolling her and she wouldn't roll. So I tossed her in the air a little only to find out that she does this werid flipping thing as she controllingly falls. But she doesn't so flips and rolls as she flies like a brimigham roller would. I tired to upload a video, but it wouldn't let me. I have a picture, but that wont help in terms of how she flies.
Just curious if any of you have seen this or might know what is going. I have a Salmon Favorolled that has odd looking eyes. They didn't use to be like this, but noticed it was different and just wanted to make sure everything is good. I looked online and couldn't find anything anywhere. Both her and her pen mates have been tested and are clean. Her pen mate's eyes don't look like this (you will see the other chicken, a mille fleur d'uccle, in the pictures too). Excuse the dirty beard, she is a messy eater.
Also I bought this pigeon. She was sold to me as a parlor roller pigeon, but she isn't. I tried rolling her and she wouldn't roll. So I tossed her in the air a little only to find out that she does this werid flipping thing as she controllingly falls. But she doesn't so flips and rolls as she flies like a brimigham roller would. I tired to upload a video, but it wouldn't let me. I have a picture, but that wont help in terms of how she flies.
Tumbler pigeon. My neighbor breeds them.
Do pigeons always come back?
No. But some breeds can't fly, like parlor rollers. They just do summersaults on the ground but you don't have to worry about they flying off. That is why I got that breed, plus they are just neat to watch
Do you happen to know what kind? I had gone away from the idea of her being a tumbler because she cannot fly high like all the videos I saw of them and she also can't take off or her own it really fly at all. I have to toss her in the air and she does flips in te air as she goes towards te ground.
Sorry for the late response. I know a couple folks asked about this that I mentioned. The member has them listed out on the BYC BST for the Russian Orlaffs, Legbars, Silkies and more.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/...s-orloffs-silkies-and-more-npip#post_15188433
I've spoken to him via email.
Anyone?
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