Post Pics Of Orps/ Orpingtons HERE
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This is my little buddy, Dumpling. She (I hope she's a she) is about 7 weeks old and just about ready for the coop!
Nice!English Jubilee Orpington Trio
This is my little buddy, Dumpling. She (I hope she's a she) is about 7 weeks old and just about ready for the coop!
Another pic of our black rooster
Our only Jubilee orpington.
We are on the list for some chicks next spring so keeping fingers crossed.
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Our chocolate orps
Fabulous! I'm partial to blues. Your black is very nice too, but I love the blues.
Our blue hens
Very pretty!English Jubilee Orpington Trio
She's a cutie! I agree with female!This is my little buddy, Dumpling. She (I hope she's a she) is about 7 weeks old and just about ready for the coop!
Took some pics today.
Here's our handsome roo, Brick. (He lost a few tail feathers recently.)
and our silly, big roo, Moose.
Shake those wattles!
Here's Muppet. (Hatched May 13th & still hasn't started laying eggs.) She's a very big girl. Much bigger than Brick - the cuckoo orp roo.
Here's a rare pic of Moose & Brick next to each other. What a size diff!
Here's Godiva - our choc orp. She hatched in late April & started laying at 5 months old. Then she saw all the hens molting & decided to join them. We only got about a month of eggs from her this year. She's petite like Brick.
Here's Darth Layer. It's hard to get a pic of any other chicken while the photo-bombing Darthy's around.
Here's Oppsie-Daisy. She was supposed to be a mauve orp & looked like one as a chick, but her feathers grew in white. In the light, we can see some yellow undertones.
Although not show or breeder quality, we find her dark eyes & gray legs uniquely beautiful. She's also got a "spoil me" attitude & is always one of the 1st to greet us.
Bonus: She may have laid her 1st egg today.
Here's our handsome roo, Brick. (He lost a few tail feathers recently.)
and our silly, big roo, Moose.
Shake those wattles!
Here's Muppet. (Hatched May 13th & still hasn't started laying eggs.) She's a very big girl. Much bigger than Brick - the cuckoo orp roo.
Here's a rare pic of Moose & Brick next to each other. What a size diff!
Here's Godiva - our choc orp. She hatched in late April & started laying at 5 months old. Then she saw all the hens molting & decided to join them. We only got about a month of eggs from her this year. She's petite like Brick.
Here's Darth Layer. It's hard to get a pic of any other chicken while the photo-bombing Darthy's around.
Here's Oppsie-Daisy. She was supposed to be a mauve orp & looked like one as a chick, but her feathers grew in white. In the light, we can see some yellow undertones.
Although not show or breeder quality, we find her dark eyes & gray legs uniquely beautiful. She's also got a "spoil me" attitude & is always one of the 1st to greet us.
Bonus: She may have laid her 1st egg today.
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