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They have grown almost double in size since Saturday, I swear! I still have all of the Blue Wheaten Ameraucana chicks to photograph (or suspect EEs as well!)
Here's "little one", our tiny easter egger and her favourite place to be
Here are our 4 Black Copper Maran chicks - I'm sure it's too early to tell sex, but I'll take any early guesses - lol!
A
B - the only one with a dark chest and black fuzzy feet - the smallest
C
D
Our Blue Laced Red Wyandotte Chicks! I can't tell them apart at all!
A
B
C
D
Lavender Orpington Chicks! One was a very early featherer. The other 3 just now (5 days later) are getting tail feathers and are larger then the early featherer
A - the early featherer
B
There are 2 other ones LOs but I'll include those in the next batch
2 Supposed Blue Wheaten Ameraucanas that have a chipmunk/ silver chick colouring. I'm not sure that those wings coming in are typical of a silver Ameraucana colour!
A
B
Here's "little one", our tiny easter egger and her favourite place to be
Here are our 4 Black Copper Maran chicks - I'm sure it's too early to tell sex, but I'll take any early guesses - lol!
A
B - the only one with a dark chest and black fuzzy feet - the smallest
C
D
Our Blue Laced Red Wyandotte Chicks! I can't tell them apart at all!
A
B
C
D
Lavender Orpington Chicks! One was a very early featherer. The other 3 just now (5 days later) are getting tail feathers and are larger then the early featherer
A - the early featherer
B
There are 2 other ones LOs but I'll include those in the next batch
2 Supposed Blue Wheaten Ameraucanas that have a chipmunk/ silver chick colouring. I'm not sure that those wings coming in are typical of a silver Ameraucana colour!
A
B