Silkie thread!

[Suzierd]

It looks light blue to me. I don't think lavender because the coloring doesn't look even. I'm not all that familiar with paints, so I'm not sure what all goes with mixing them with other colors (especially white). They're beautiful!

Thank you!

 

[Iluvmysilkies]

Finally hatched my first batch of Thanksgiving babies!!
4 paints, and 1 buff. All healthy and beautiful!
Thanks Suzierd! I just love them!

 

[klilly20]

Finally hatched my first batch of Thanksgiving babies!!
4 paints, and 1 buff. All healthy and beautiful!
Thanks Suzierd! I just love them!

Now it is going to be a wonderful adventure watching those babies grow up

 

[Suzierd]

[COLOR=000000] Finally hatched my first batch of Thanksgiving babies!! [/COLOR]
[COLOR=000000] 4 paints, and 1 buff. All healthy and beautiful! [/COLOR]
[COLOR=000000] Thanks Suzierd! I just love them! [/COLOR]

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That one with the two big black spots sure stands out, so cute.

 

[howfunkyisurchicken]

TOO CUTE

 

[Lacey1988]

My darling Chanel just went broody for the first time yesterday. She has four(possible naked neck) eggs and five silkie.

 

[tridentk9]

While looking up some TCM info, black boned chicken came up. Just in case you haven't seen this article before http://www.itmonline.org/arts/wuchi.htm it talks a bit about silkies as well as the use of black boned chicken in TCM.

 

[DesertChic]

While looking up some TCM info, black boned chicken came up. Just in case you haven't seen this article before http://www.itmonline.org/arts/wuchi.htm it talks a bit about silkies as well as the use of black boned chicken in TCM.

That's kind of cool!

 

[lightchick]

When do Silkies usually start laying eggs? My Silkie is 31 weeks old and still no eggs! Not even squatting!
Shouldn't she be starting soon?

 

[nayeli]

They're awesome layers...until they go broody. And they will...over and over and over and over... Lol

That is actually why I chose them! Mine hasn't gone broody yet but I had a man incubate the eggs for me (the deal was I'd get 1/4 of the hatched chicks but I wound up taking 5/7 and trading some chicks he was interested in that I was trying to offload anyway). Anyway there was only 1 egg of hers that didn't hatch, so that is awesome!