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Kiraeh
Songster
Ok! Here they are now.
The lighter silkie one and the polish with the red chest went off to another home.
The darker one has this silver beginning to come in on his hackles.
The hard feathered blue silkies are very nice looking still, though I'm suspicious that both are boys.
I'm getting some interesting patterns out some that were plainer blue last time.
Is blue splash a thing, or is it normal for blue to have these darker spots? Skinny is beginning to redeem himself on the personality front, as well as looks.
My Elvis. His blue has these striped feathers coming through on the wings, very handsome.
Nine is getting outright speckled in the chest, and has a big fat comb and beard now to go with his big fat attitude.
Boris is still very handsome, and sweeter than he was a couple weeks ago.
Leo continues to impress, and is one of the two I still have hope are pullets.
Nothing too interesting in the younger crew, tho they're still charming. Only chicken of note is the buff Orpington I hatched with them who is just huge, much bigger than the black, blue, and lavender Orps in the same hatch.
This is Neo, my early Hatcher from the young ones and my partner's pet.
The lighter silkie one and the polish with the red chest went off to another home.
The darker one has this silver beginning to come in on his hackles.
The hard feathered blue silkies are very nice looking still, though I'm suspicious that both are boys.
I'm getting some interesting patterns out some that were plainer blue last time.
Is blue splash a thing, or is it normal for blue to have these darker spots? Skinny is beginning to redeem himself on the personality front, as well as looks.
My Elvis. His blue has these striped feathers coming through on the wings, very handsome.
Nine is getting outright speckled in the chest, and has a big fat comb and beard now to go with his big fat attitude.
Boris is still very handsome, and sweeter than he was a couple weeks ago.
Leo continues to impress, and is one of the two I still have hope are pullets.
Nothing too interesting in the younger crew, tho they're still charming. Only chicken of note is the buff Orpington I hatched with them who is just huge, much bigger than the black, blue, and lavender Orps in the same hatch.
This is Neo, my early Hatcher from the young ones and my partner's pet.
I wonder what colors were crossed to make that pattern.
