June hatch-a-long!

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I kind of figured from hatching, but I'm even more sure now, lol. Pretty sure I've got 7 frizzles and 3 smooth Seramas. The wing feathers are insane on some of them lol.

Like this one:
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Also, I've been keeping an eye on temperment and all and I'm thinking I've got at least 3 boys. That would leave 7 females. I am hoping to build a small coop/run village of sorts with a central run that's a bit bigger than the others so I can alternate which group gets to be out in the big run each day, but they'll have room in their own run to move around as I want the coops on stilts. Hoping I won't have to get rid of any of them, especially because there are no Serama breeders anywhere near me (closest one, where I got these, is 3 hour drive from me) and it'd be difficult to add to my flock as soon as I'd like.

One chick I am almost 100% positive is a boy. It has to have the best spots, puts the others in their places, is the bravest, and keeps a watchful eye out. Not to mention its comb already has a red tinge creeping up it (though I know sometimes females can have red combs earlier than others). This one is my full yellow one with a hint of gray in the feathers. I'm wondering if it will have some blue characteristics as some pictures from the breeder I got them from she had ones she called blues and the chicks were yellow with a gray tinge to the feathers and they grew up to have beautiful gray/blue feathers.

Anyway, I'm just rambling.

Congratulations, I can see why you're in love with your new babies!
 
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I candled my wyandotte eggs last night and 5 out of the 6 are fertile! Lost one of the warren eggs but the other 2 and the dorking egg are doing well and should hatch next Saturday all being well.

Sadly my cockerel, who is the chicks dad, is poorly at the moment :( he's got a really bad eye infection.

I took him to the vets yesterday and he had a long acting antibiotic injection, painkiller and has antibiotic eye drops so fingers crossed he gets better, he seems perkier today :fl
 
I candled my wyandotte eggs last night and 5 out of the 6 are fertile! Lost one of the warren eggs but the other 2 and the dorking egg are doing well and should hatch next Saturday all being well.

Sadly my cockerel, who is the chicks dad, is poorly at the moment :( he's got a really bad eye infection.

I took him to the vets yesterday and he had a long acting antibiotic injection, painkiller and has antibiotic eye drops so fingers crossed he gets better, he seems perkier today :fl

I bet he'll get better, chickens are strong creatures
 

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