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Now Lola needs a name.

Discussion in 'Pictures & Stories of My Chickens' started by ItsSuzzie, Nov 4, 2008.

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  1. Nov 4, 2008 #1
    ItsSuzzie

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    You all were right. Lola is a Rooster. I originally posted this bird
    as a hen, telling everyone there was a green egg in the coupe.
    There was a green egg, and Goldie was also in the coupe and she is an Ameraucana Hen, but Goldie was laying soft shelled eggs, then she stopped laying all together, so I thought the egg belonged to the other bird...hen.

    So, Lola is no longer a Showgirl....and needs another name.
    He crowed today, 11-03-08.

    [​IMG]

    He is rather striking, I may have to keep him.
     
  2. Nov 4, 2008 #2
    AngieChick

    AngieChick Poultry Elitist

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    Um, how about Lou?
     
  3. Nov 4, 2008 #3
    FarmerDenise

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    Why not just keep calling him Lola, maybe it'll make him tougher??
    Besides he's used to his name and so is everyone else.
    We found out that our Sheila is a rooster and we're still calling him Sheila, I think the other roosters are teasing him though...[​IMG]
     
  4. Nov 4, 2008 #4
    redhen

    redhen Kiss My Grits... Premium Member

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    Quote:AND also, some men really get into their femine side....maybe he WANTS to be a Lola?....you never know....[​IMG]
     
  5. Nov 4, 2008 #5
    cjeanean

    cjeanean Can't Decide

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    Louie....I don't know why, but I like that name [​IMG]
     
  6. Nov 4, 2008 #6
    Rte.66_chicks

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    The reverse is true also. My first hens, besides when I was a kid, were named Larry, Curley, and Moe. I'm sure anyone with chickens can figure out why. Larry was a particularly good layer, and never even knew that her name wasn't feminine.
     
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  7. Nov 4, 2008 #7
    ozark hen

    ozark hen Living My Dream

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    same thing happened to me but he didn't crow as yet, you can tell by his feathers. [​IMG]
    I was going to have to have a roo blue orp anyway. [​IMG]
    Now your "Lola" is stunning, I would keep him, too.
     
  8. Nov 4, 2008 #8
    meriruka

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    He looks dark and dashing.......how about Heathcliff? Zorro?
    Agamemnon?
     
  9. Nov 4, 2008 #9
    Bec

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    I had a Lola that turned out to be a boy..we just called him Mr. Lola. his new owner came to get him, sent me an update not long ago and they still call him Mr.Lola!
     
  10. Nov 4, 2008 #10
    conroy

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    I had a Lola that ended up as a rooster we just called him Lola. Since in the song by the Kinks "he walked lik a woman but talked like a man...oh my LOla." [​IMG]
     
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