Most Pretty Poultry Contest!!

[2MorrowsDream]

This is my Speckled Sussex pullet. My husband calls her Lovey since she loves to be held.
She's around 4 months old in this picture.

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She's beautiful

 

[red horse ranch]

This is my 19 month old peacock named Pete. He's very proud of himself

 

[chickencheeper]

This is my 19 month old peacock named Pete. He's very proud of himself
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Is that a welsummer in the background?(typical me looking past the obvious center of attention and all I can pay attention to is a chicken in the background)

 

[red horse ranch]

Is that a welsummer in the background?(typical me looking past the obvious center of attention and all I can pay attention to is a chicken in the background)

Yes, she is a purebred Welsummer pullet named Summer. The rooster in the background is a Cochin named Tuffy.

 

[Boonie Stomper]

An Easter Egger is a hybrid, multi-color (but typically blue or green) egg layer. They lay better than other purebred blue egg layers, I believe. I'd personally probably classify them as their own breed, but they're not known to that one poultry/chicken association; they come in all sorts of colors, have pea combs, and are a little smaller than your average-sized bird (Barred Rock, for example, I suppose). They're quite cheap and you could probably find them lots of places where chicks are often sold. Hope that helps a little!

Now am thinking what I thought was my araucuna actually is an EE.

 

[Better Than Rubies]

Now am thinking what I thought was my araucuna actually is an EE.
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Oh, I think your Araucana is just that...an Araucana; it appears tail less, like that breed is.

 

[WhatAboutBob?]

An Easter Egger is a hybrid, multi-color (but typically blue or green) egg layer. They lay better than other purebred blue egg layers, I believe. I'd personally probably classify them as their own breed, but they're not known to that one poultry/chicken association; they come in all sorts of colors, have pea combs, and are a little smaller than your average-sized bird (Barred Rock, for example, I suppose). They're quite cheap and you could probably find them lots of places where chicks are often sold. Hope that helps a little!

My Ethel lays a nice Rise colored egg!

An Easter Egger is a hybrid, multi-color (but typically blue or green) egg layer. They lay better than other purebred blue egg layers, I believe. I'd personally probably classify them as their own breed, but they're not known to that one poultry/chicken association; they come in all sorts of colors, have pea combs, and are a little smaller than your average-sized bird (Barred Rock, for example, I suppose). They're quite cheap and you could probably find them lots of places where chicks are often sold. Hope that helps a little!

My Ethel lays the nicest Rose colored eggs!

 

[Allie Grace Sanders]

Name: -
Breed: ISA Brown
Age: 9/10 Month
Gender: Female

 

[LordDuckWings]

We want to hear from you! Tell me what you think should be in the votes. I think all of you did amazing with your pretty poultry! You may have two votes. Tell us what they are and the most popular and prized one will be the winner. Good luck! - Mary

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

Can I vote for myself?