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Layers I think you need to update Buffy's thread more. LOL. For me at least right?
Yes i do! I can only do it when i am on a computer..
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Layers I think you need to update Buffy's thread more. LOL. For me at least right?
BUT ALWAYS save as a new photo. Don't over ride your "original"Lessons learned best thru others hehe.
Love the chicks but first thing I noticed was green grass!Brahma crossed to legbar crosses and some EE hens . I see no head spots but sexed these as male based on dark color and the blurry striped pattern like Legbar cockerels . 8 cockerels .
I sexed these as pullets based on pure for silver light color and the darker ones based on more crisp stripes . Some mistakes possible . 9 pullets . So here is your on thing to learn today Ralphie .
Oh boy, I'm glad they are still in egg form yet. Your Aloha chickens would need long-johns if they're acclimated to AZ. Double digits below zero predicted tonight in my neck of the woods. Are the Minnesota Chickeneers Newbs, altogether or just with hatching ?
They sure are pretty birds.
And Ed's request lasted , what? a couple hours?It is spring I guess. Jerry the babies are too cute not to share and what I love most...I have to tell you is seeing green grass growing there in your picture. The chicks are gorgeous and lots of learning going on there but....but green.....ahhhh..... A fresh couple inches of snow a day or so ago and we have winter again.![]()
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what a cutie
I confess I included the grass on purpose .Oh boy, I'm glad they are still in egg form yet. Your Aloha chickens would need long-johns if they're acclimated to AZ. Double digits below zero predicted tonight in my neck of the woods. Are the Minnesota Chickeneers Newbs, altogether or just with hatching ?
They sure are pretty birds.
And Ed's request lasted , what? a couple hours?It is spring I guess. Jerry the babies are too cute not to share and what I love most...I have to tell you is seeing green grass growing there in your picture. The chicks are gorgeous and lots of learning going on there but....but green.....ahhhh..... A fresh couple inches of snow a day or so ago and we have winter again.![]()
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Naw - not a hen - just a chickener. Like BC and a few others with initials. Its the way of things.
Used to use Photoshop alot when I was in marketing - well, of course. Dah! That was a long time ago now.
I confess I included the grass on purpose .![]()