Im taking sides with @Overo Mare
Cochins are most definitely better. Orps secretly wish they had bedroom slippers to keep their tootsies warm.
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Im taking sides with @Overo Mare
Cochins are most definitely better. Orps secretly wish they had bedroom slippers to keep their tootsies warm.
Is my Orp high quality for an American?Utter shock.
Have to agree that English and American Orps are completely different. I believe ours are more puffy. And more regal.
What I'm trying to say is your American Orpington are inferior.
She is quite rotund. I like her.Is my Orp high quality for an American?View attachment 2326586View attachment 2326587View attachment 2326588View attachment 2326589
Hi there. Just wondering if you have any fluffy legged birds. No? Er, any with beards, by any chance? No reason.Im taking sides with @Overo Mare
I love her head.She is quite rotund. I like her.
Your mind has been corrupted by Cochin banties.She is quite rotund. I like her.
Im taking sides with @Overo Mare
Or sure, we can talk about watermelons instead. They're round too, I'm sure that will fit Overo's tastes.My Rainbows ate my watermelons. The Pekins ignored them, but like apples...
and with that, I'm stepping off, having reached the limits of my knowledge on this subject.
Best to you both, and yeah, the Orps from across the pond sure are cute. None in my flock though.
I love English Orps. For every English Orp I can have 2-3 BCs though.Allow me to introduce...the English Orpington. They're all puff and fluff.
I also think that hatchery quality are another thing.