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5 babies hatched! I assisted 4 and 1 hatched by itself after finally getting the new incubator up to temp. 1 white Ameraucana, 1 lavender Ameraucana, 2 CCLB and 1 hopefully sizzle from my fizzle Cochin roo and buff silkie. Anyone with CCLB know if they are 1 boy and 1 girl? I think I see a white head spot but it is still chipmunk.
 
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Prpjewel said:
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5 babies hatched! I assisted 4 and 1 hatched by itself after finally getting the new incubator up to temp. 1 white Ameraucana, 1 lavender Ameraucana, 2 CCLB and 1 hopefully sizzle from my fizzle Cochin roo and buff silkie. Anyone with CCLB know if they are 1 boy and 1 girl? I think I see a white head spot but it is still chipmunk.
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I do not know if they are male or female, what I want to know is...what is in the white box? Is it donuts? And if so, can I come over?
 
Prpjewel said:

5 babies hatched! I assisted 4 and 1 hatched by itself after finally getting the new incubator up to temp. 1 white Ameraucana, 1 lavender Ameraucana, 2 CCLB and 1 hopefully sizzle from my fizzle Cochin roo and buff silkie. Anyone with CCLB know if they are 1 boy and 1 girl? I think I see a white head spot but it is still chipmunk.
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They both look like females to me. Legbars are not always as obvious at hatch as the other autosexing breeds, but in about a week you will see dramatically more white on the feathers of any males. This "trick" works for black barred birds as well, Barred Rocks, California Greys, Black Sexlinks, Cuckoo Marans.
 
Cindy07 said:
I'm located in Hershey and I'm looking for a local source for getting an assortment of hatching eggs I can incubate. My chickens and ducks haven't produced fertilize eggs the last two season and I miss hatching my own chicks. I'm not too picky on breed, I just like having an assortment of colors and patterns to my flock. (Also would be interested in duck eggs.)
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My ducks (Welsh Harlequin) are laying but not fertile yet. Lots of fertile chicken eggs though.
 

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