Adorable. They are a spitting image of each other, (except for, you know, the swirly frizzled feathers) Maybe try putting some feed or something she likes up there when she is placed? Like some kind of reward?I tried to get photos of my hen Confetti Cake today, and put her on a feed bin in the sun so I could get good lighting, but she was being very difficult. She went giraffe mode, essentially. These photos are killing me, usually her head is set much lower, but any time I put her somewhere so I can look at her she goes all long-necked. It’s ridiculous. If anyone knows how to get her to calm down about being put on taller surfaces or in places she’s not used to, i‘d love the advice.View attachment 3488472
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I also got photos of her son. I got rid of a few who were culls, but kept him back because he has the darkest red I’ve seen on a juvenile, and because he doesn’t have a bunch of traits I’m trying to breed away from. The longer I’ve kept him though- he is 10-11 weeks old- the more I’ve noticed he has a lot of little white/gold speckles on his shoulders, and mostly black wing feathers. Any chance this will molt out and he could end up an even shade of red, or should I hold out for another male? A lot of his hatchmates were far more even colored, but either just light red or buff colored, alongside having other undesirable traits.View attachment 3488477View attachment 3488478