New York mini chickenstock 2016

[Pyxis]

I'm not sure on the NNs. What picture did you want?

Oh whoops sorry about that, I actually meant to direct that last part at @Chicken girl 15, I've been helping her with a chick with curled toes. Somehow it ended up in my post to you My bad!

 

[akaruby]

Oh okay! Was a bit confused lol. I had to bandage up an australorp/EE chicks leg and she's doing really well. I'm gonna to have to keep her lol I feel extra attached

 

[Chicken girl 15]

Oh whoops sorry about that, I actually meant to direct that last part at @Chicken girl 15, I've been helping her with a chick with curled toes. Somehow it ended up in my post to you My bad!

I will get pics tomorrow. I am at my daughter's softball game waiting for the excitement to start. Curly is a cutie though, just those darn feet.

 

[Chicken girl 15]

Oh okay! Was a bit confused lol. I had to bandage up an australorp/EE chicks leg and she's doing really well. I'm gonna to have to keep her lol I feel extra attached

same with Curly. Her little foot made her a keeper.

 

[Chicken girl 15]

Up for grabs are 3 year old turkey's. 2 Tom's 1 hen. They are not mine but if you are interested let me know. They belong to my daughter's softball coach. $40 each.

 

[myfivegirls]

@akaruby @Susieq2015 Congrats on the cute chicks! I never tire of seeing the cute fuzzies.

 

[Gramma Chick]

Wouldnt it be cool if chicken eggs were this blue ?
How do we cross a chicken with a robin ?

 

[Susieq2015]

Akaruby, for your reference is my 4 month old EE/Australorp, same cross, she has a small black comb and beard lol

 

[myfivegirls]

Wouldnt it be cool if chicken eggs were this blue ? How do we cross a chicken with a robin ?

Yes, it would be cool to have chickens lay that color egg! It must be the robin's own special color, as the empty shells are usually white - if I remember right.

 

[Beer can]

Wouldnt it be cool if chicken eggs were this blue ? How do we cross a chicken with a robin ?

Yes, it would be cool to have chickens lay that color egg! It must be the robin's own special color, as the empty shells are usually white - if I remember right.

Have you seen these eggs? https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/...american-bird-that-lays-shiny-iridescent-eggs