Post Phoenix Pics Please

[Nickeyo]

Here are mine. He has 3 wives, technically one is his mom.These are small, this picture was taken in a dry winter, so no grass.

He's a nice roo, tails held to high but he's nice colouring, is he bantam or LF

 

[Nickeyo]

Thought I would post a few pics of my phoenix trio, they are about 22 weeks ish, tell me what you think

this is my favourite hen called pebbles


and this is my rooster called Phelix, his tail is just starting to hang down, he is younger than the hen above




this is my younger hen amber who is the same age as my roo

 

[onagadori]

I think they look pretty good!

 

[Nickeyo]

Thxs

 

[Michelle82]

He's a nice roo, tails held to high but he's nice colouring, is he bantam or LF

He's a bantam

 

[Nickeyo]

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He's a nice roo, tails held to high but he's nice colouring, is he bantam or LF He's a bantam

Well he's very nice

 

[old for h lover]

I'm getting my silver phoenix tomorrow!

 

[Boggy Bottom Bantams]

nice looking golds Nickeyo,
especially like the feathering the pullets are showing. Nice type there for sure, that's what I try to breed for, the long "pheasant tailed" looking hens

 

[NovaAman]

Well guys... I have a few new pics of my remaining phoenix... boohoo... sad story, don't feel like talking bout it, but the boys are still good.
A few weeks ago... this is them

And now...













Mr. Ed, the BB is a tad smaller than the blue. Also, in the first pic, Mr. Eds wings are low, but that's because it was freaking 80 degrees at 9 pm... The weather went from nice to hot in 2 days. It's miserable out there right now. All my birds are walking around with their wings out.The Blue Boy has a longer tail at this point, and his hackles and saddles make me dizzy. Not sure exactly any more what his color should be. I thought at first he was a lemon blue, but he's got what I think is consider crele... the barring?... Anyway. Both are very good and it's time to put them in a bachelor pad... Bummer, but want those tails to grow.
Now... can I put them in a bachelor pad by together, or should it be so they are together, but can't fight? They are starting to get frisky with the pullets...

Both my golden pullets are gone. I have only one bbr and one lemon blue.

OH, that last picture, that is the first time in the few years that I have had chickens that I was able to get a pic of a bird in flight. He was jumping back up to get on the roost. So cool.

 

[onagadori]

Well guys... I have a few new pics of my remaining phoenix... boohoo... sad story, don't feel like talking bout it, but the boys are still good. A few weeks ago... this is them And now... Mr. Ed, the BB is a tad smaller than the blue. Also, in the first pic, Mr. Eds wings are low, but that's because it was freaking 80 degrees at 9 pm... The weather went from nice to hot in 2 days. It's miserable out there right now. All my birds are walking around with their wings out.The Blue Boy has a longer tail at this point, and his hackles and saddles make me dizzy. Not sure exactly any more what his color should be. I thought at first he was a lemon blue, but he's got what I think is consider crele... the barring?... Anyway. Both are very good and it's time to put them in a bachelor pad... Bummer, but want those tails to grow. Now... can I put them in a bachelor pad by together, or should it be so they are together, but can't fight? They are starting to get frisky with the pullets... Both my golden pullets are gone. I have only one bbr and one lemon blue. OH, that last picture, that is the first time in the few years that I have had chickens that I was able to get a pic of a bird in flight. He was jumping back up to get on the roost. So cool.

It is best if they are alone, but they can be with each other for a while without any problems..