Scavenger Hunt Chit-Chat

[Amer]

Is 'Candy Corn' another term for Crele in Polish, or is that something different altogether? My first thought was those 'Candy Corn' Polish you see every now and then, but I know next to nothing about Polish in general. I also had no clue there were Crele Polish.

Candy corn are barred gold laced polish, though sometimes "gold laced" is a lenient term.

 

[WVduckchick]

I’m afraid the enjambment thread is going to go in circles.

 

[SueT]

I was thinking the same thing. I'm not posting the same bird over and over... But Moonshiner has had a lot to add.

 

[pipdzipdnreadytogo]

I was afraid that the d'Uccles were going to have us trapped going in circles, but it looks like we got away!

Editing to add, but I *do* have a Porcelain Silkie 'cull' hen who I suppose I could use in response to the Porcelain d'Uccles if we get there again...

 

[SueT]

Can anyone tell me what these birds are? I probably knew when I took the photos at a regional fair last year, but don't remember anymore.

 

[Cyprus]

Can anyone tell me what these birds are? I probably knew when I took the photos at a regional fair last year, but don't remember anymore.
View attachment 1598287 View attachment 1598289

The bottom one is a Mille Fleur D'Uccle mix. Definitely not a purebred of anything.
The top one is an OEGB of mixed colors.

 

[shawluvsbirds]

Awesome new game! I like seeing the pictures with the names of the breed since I don't know much about identifying chicken breeds.
@SueT I just adore your seabrights

 

[WVduckchick]

@AMERAUCANAS4REAL that bantam Brahma you posted on the other thread!!!
I gotta have some!!!!!!!!!!!!!
How many do you have?
Share some more pics??

 

[Amer]

@AMERAUCANAS4REAL that bantam Brahma you posted on the other thread!!!
I gotta have some!!!!!!!!!!!!!
How many do you have?
Share some more pics??

0 currently. That photo was taken a few years ago. The male of the trio led the flock.

Some of the first flock pictures.
The male was used for pullet breeding, so spots on his chest

 

[WVduckchick]

0 currently. That photo was taken a few years ago. The male of the trio led the flock.
View attachment 1598515



Some of the first flock pictures.
The male was used for pullet breeding, so spots on his chest

Ive always loved the brahmas, but I don’t want any more large breeds. I actually forgot they are bred in bantams. I’ll have to look into finding some.
So gee thanks for enabling my addiction.


(teasing, of course)