Very very nice foot featheringThank you very much must get it from their DaddyYou've got some great looking chicks! Wonderful leg feathering!!Though their moms have nice feathering on their feet as well
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
Very very nice foot featheringThank you very much must get it from their DaddyYou've got some great looking chicks! Wonderful leg feathering!!Though their moms have nice feathering on their feet as well
Aww hang in there... Im sure he/she will fill out hes going thru the strange teen phaseok...I see everyones BEAUTIFUL sillkies...and mine...well..is just NOT cute or pretty IMO... He/She (leaning towards He) looks like a vulture...I SO wanted a pretty silkie and was SO excited to get ONE.. hubby said ONE...and of course it turns out to be a roo..and ugly IMO...sigh..anyone wanna trade???
Have a funny story...
Roger, my roo who got hawked and survived, thinks he is the king lately. The only roo he would ever run from was my huge faverolle roo, Mr. Fluffers. Not today. Today I went out to close up the coops and they come tumbling out of the trees with Roger on top of Mr. Fluffers. He had a mouth full of Fluffy-pusses hackles and was trying to spur him at the same time. Now, mr.fluffers is about 8 pounds and Roger is about 3. Roger was doing the butt whooping. I had to get under the coop to get Roger off of Mr. Fluffers. That's not all! My silkie hen was in the big coop starting fights among the hens in there! Roger and Leila have their own coop, along with their 8 chicks. So, it was mutiny in the chicken yard, and it was my two silkies instigating it. Oh, and Leila only weighs a bit over a pound... She was messing with my GLWs. Wonder if it was something in the water...lol
Nope; typical silkie behavior. They all seem to expect that they are top of the pecking order, and by golly, any #$%^&* bird that does not agre will get itself a big whoppin'. The littler the bird, the higher they want to be in the order.Have a funny story...
Roger, my roo who got hawked and survived, thinks he is the king lately. The only roo he would ever run from was my huge faverolle roo, Mr. Fluffers. Not today. Today I went out to close up the coops and they come tumbling out of the trees with Roger on top of Mr. Fluffers. He had a mouth full of Fluffy-pusses hackles and was trying to spur him at the same time. Now, mr.fluffers is about 8 pounds and Roger is about 3. Roger was doing the butt whooping. I had to get under the coop to get Roger off of Mr. Fluffers. That's not all! My silkie hen was in the big coop starting fights among the hens in there! Roger and Leila have their own coop, along with their 8 chicks. So, it was mutiny in the chicken yard, and it was my two silkies instigating it. Oh, and Leila only weighs a bit over a pound... She was messing with my GLWs. Wonder if it was something in the water...lol
Nope; typical silkie behavior. They all seem to expect that they are top of the pecking order, and by golly, any #$%^&* bird that does not agre will get itself a big whoppin'. The littler the bird, the higher they want to be in the order.
Omgoodness! They sure are cute- I have hope mine wont be ugly forever some of mine have more buff then others. One of them has some cuckoo like feathers on its wings, not sure what's up with that...