My light sussex chicks are here!

Cherlyn

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I just picked them up today... four beautiful babies, two days old. And I have two in the incubator, due to hatch this Friday.

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More photos to follow.

~Cherlyn
 
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Congratulations. I had to open this post when I saw the title. The llight sussex is extremely rare in the US. The only sussex I've seen (and I'm getting some) is the speckled. From what I've read, they are great birds.
 
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I keep hearing that they are great layers and very docile, so I am looking forward to these little ones growing up! Here in England, they are very common - I did not know that they are not so common in the states. Hm!

~Cherlyn
 
Awwwwwww............
They are too darn cute!!!!!!
Light Sussex RULE!!!!

Any color other than Speckled 'are', in fact, rare in the US!
Unfortunately, we are not allowed to import birds from England, where the Light (and others) are common.

I am expecting a "young trio" of Light Sussex (2 pullets and a baby roo), from Paul Bradshaw, in Fla., in April!
I am soooooooooooooooooo excited!!!!!!
I cannot wait!!!!
Here is Paul's website.........www.greenfirefarms.com..................he has Light, Buff, Silver and Coronation
Sussex (WOW!)........sold as young trios or chicks. His breeding stock was imported from Australia.
They are AWESOME birds, and I am in no way affiliated with Paul or Greenfire Farms..............just a very
excited customer!
 
I was looking at that site... man, they get expensive! For the six chicks I have altogether, I think I paid about 15 pounds, which right now is around $22.

~Cherlyn
 

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