Hello Wynette and Aoxa
I'm so glad that both of you were able to hatch some of my sppr eggs!
As you know, I have found that they do take a long time to mature and look very awkward (ugly) until they do . . . but as long as you are patient their adult feathers are beautiful. Their tail feathers even seem to droop until they are over 6 months old,
To tell the truth, I can't tell which of these two pullets was so photogenic in the previous pics. By luck, it posed and caught the eye of some of you. I need to devise a plan for tagging them for records. Some of them are so similar, I am constantly confused. I really should get some different coloured leg bands.
Aoxa, nice to see the pic of the offspring from my black easter egger crossed with sppr. She is the only other mature hen that I plan to keep which is other than a sppr. I do have 6 other young pullets from her that I hope to disperse soon. One is black like she is and the others are a mix of white and black (almost look like CRs).
Happy Canadian Thanksgiving! Eat lots of pumpkin pie and turkey!
I'm so glad that both of you were able to hatch some of my sppr eggs!
As you know, I have found that they do take a long time to mature and look very awkward (ugly) until they do . . . but as long as you are patient their adult feathers are beautiful. Their tail feathers even seem to droop until they are over 6 months old,
To tell the truth, I can't tell which of these two pullets was so photogenic in the previous pics. By luck, it posed and caught the eye of some of you. I need to devise a plan for tagging them for records. Some of them are so similar, I am constantly confused. I really should get some different coloured leg bands.
Aoxa, nice to see the pic of the offspring from my black easter egger crossed with sppr. She is the only other mature hen that I plan to keep which is other than a sppr. I do have 6 other young pullets from her that I hope to disperse soon. One is black like she is and the others are a mix of white and black (almost look like CRs).
Happy Canadian Thanksgiving! Eat lots of pumpkin pie and turkey!