My little naked neck bantam
Aniya, she always comes up to people to sit on their laps or shoulders when we have guests in the backyard. Kind of annoying sometimes but I love her to bits.
Okay...I admit it....I've been eavesdropping on your conversation.I sort of live in between you guys. Right now I'm in no position to take on that many more chicks, but I'd be willing to consider splitting an S & G order with the two of you somewhere down the line. Since my NNs are my meat breed, if I don't get the kind of results I'm looking for then adding this bloodline may be my best option. Just something to chew on and keep in the backs of our minds.
OK, took a look today before it got dark (happens so fast this time of year!!!!!) That one WAS yellow downed as a chick. The other one was back downed (and has black legs as well - this one has white legs).
This is him at 3 weeks:
And then at 8 weeks:
BTW, the partridge has barring, no chevron that I can tell.
(I'm starting to really like that S&G idea...)
- Ant Farm
I recently went to the local dog pound to hire a possum trap and came out adopting a lovely NN hen! She was found running down a local street and brought in.
She is currently extremely afraid of humans and most things. She spends most of her day perched in a tree. Does anyone have experience of taming NN birds and have any tips to pass on?
My little naked neck bantam
Aniya, she always comes up to people to sit on their laps or shoulders when we have guests in the backyard. Kind of annoying sometimes but I love her to bits.
Ruby: I originally thought this was a pullet, but now I'm not too sure.
I'm a little disappointed in overall growth rates compared to their parents, but there are a few relatively promising birds in this flock. And a lot of pretty ones! (In my humble opinion.)
My little naked neck bantam
Aniya, she always comes up to people to sit on their laps or shoulders when we have guests in the backyard. Kind of annoying sometimes but I love her to bits.
