I have an EE cockeral that has WHITE earlobes! Is that common? Does that mean it will pass on a gene for white eggs? Anyone else see this on theirs? Will post pics soon.
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Mine has ones that are almost white, with a slight greenish-yellow hue.
Anyone with input on the eggs changing color question - anyone? Back a few pages.......
Anyone with input on the eggs changing color question - anyone? Back a few pages.......
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Thanks! I've always liked the blue highlights in her feathers. I added some Ideal EE pullet chicks to my hatch from mid-Nov. Here's their pic - yellowish and brownish ones. (The black ones are Barred Rocks.):
http://millriverfarm.com/photos/chicks111409-008.jpg
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Me too! Fun seeing everyone's birds. They vary so much, some really pretty color combinations.
Ok I know this picture has been upa while but it relates to the question I wanted to ask you experts!!! If you see the EE babies here, some are more yellow chipmunks and some are brown chipmunks... are there one that tend to be girls or boys mroe based on color? I am splitting an order with someone I dont really know and dont want him to say here are all the boy EE based on color! Any help is appreciated!
Thanks! I've always liked the blue highlights in her feathers. I added some Ideal EE pullet chicks to my hatch from mid-Nov. Here's their pic - yellowish and brownish ones. (The black ones are Barred Rocks.):
http://millriverfarm.com/photos/chicks111409-008.jpg
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Me too! Fun seeing everyone's birds. They vary so much, some really pretty color combinations.
Ok I know this picture has been upa while but it relates to the question I wanted to ask you experts!!! If you see the EE babies here, some are more yellow chipmunks and some are brown chipmunks... are there one that tend to be girls or boys mroe based on color? I am splitting an order with someone I dont really know and dont want him to say here are all the boy EE based on color! Any help is appreciated!
I have a EE egg due Monday morning!
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Thanks! I've always liked the blue highlights in her feathers. I added some Ideal EE pullet chicks to my hatch from mid-Nov. Here's their pic - yellowish and brownish ones. (The black ones are Barred Rocks.):
http://millriverfarm.com/photos/chicks111409-008.jpg
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Me too! Fun seeing everyone's birds. They vary so much, some really pretty color combinations.
Ok I know this picture has been upa while but it relates to the question I wanted to ask you experts!!! If you see the EE babies here, some are more yellow chipmunks and some are brown chipmunks... are there one that tend to be girls or boys mroe based on color? I am splitting an order with someone I dont really know and dont want him to say here are all the boy EE based on color! Any help is appreciated!
I am soooo not an expert, and only have experience w/ my one batch of 25 chicks. I ordered all females, and all the chicks were different chipmunks light to dark and were all (but one) female. I also had 3 total yellow they turned out all female two whites and one apricot and white. I did end up w/ one male he was a medium chipmunk, but was strikingly different in color he definately had a silvery cast in his light areas. Others I'm sure will have more experience. I was told that my yellow chicks may be boys when they were young b/c of their color.
Thanks! I've always liked the blue highlights in her feathers. I added some Ideal EE pullet chicks to my hatch from mid-Nov. Here's their pic - yellowish and brownish ones. (The black ones are Barred Rocks.):
http://millriverfarm.com/photos/chicks111409-008.jpg
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Me too! Fun seeing everyone's birds. They vary so much, some really pretty color combinations.
Ok I know this picture has been upa while but it relates to the question I wanted to ask you experts!!! If you see the EE babies here, some are more yellow chipmunks and some are brown chipmunks... are there one that tend to be girls or boys mroe based on color? I am splitting an order with someone I dont really know and dont want him to say here are all the boy EE based on color! Any help is appreciated!
I am soooo not an expert, and only have experience w/ my one batch of 25 chicks. I ordered all females, and all the chicks were different chipmunks light to dark and were all (but one) female. I also had 3 total yellow they turned out all female two whites and one apricot and white. I did end up w/ one male he was a medium chipmunk, but was strikingly different in color he definately had a silvery cast in his light areas. Others I'm sure will have more experience. I was told that my yellow chicks may be boys when they were young b/c of their color.
My only remaining BA/EE:
One of my WL/EEs:
and Red one of my EE roosters:
One of my WL/EEs:
and Red one of my EE roosters:
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Here are some pics from today of my August hatch EE's. and some of my March hatch.
Starting with my twins. I have a colorful set. they are from different hatches, but, are full sisters. The reason I call them twins is due to their bold coloring. I do have identical full sisters from the two seperate hatches that are white, but, not nearly as colorful of these two, with whom I'm so lucky to have got.
first up is Kit, or is it Kat. haha. either or. here she is. She is from the August hatch.
here is her older twin Daisy
next up is Kricket, from my March hatch
this is Dove, from the March hatch, isn't she cute??
this is Blue, from the March hatch, I think she is very pretty.
this is her mom Orie (the blue in the back, of course)
this is Tundra, she is quite skittish, she is from the August hatch
this gal I now call Romi (as she roams the furthest when free ranging) with MattiRoo
this one still has no name, she is also in the above last picture with Romi
this is Kat, chatting with MattiRoo
Starting with my twins. I have a colorful set. they are from different hatches, but, are full sisters. The reason I call them twins is due to their bold coloring. I do have identical full sisters from the two seperate hatches that are white, but, not nearly as colorful of these two, with whom I'm so lucky to have got.
first up is Kit, or is it Kat. haha. either or. here she is. She is from the August hatch.
here is her older twin Daisy
next up is Kricket, from my March hatch
this is Dove, from the March hatch, isn't she cute??
this is Blue, from the March hatch, I think she is very pretty.
this is her mom Orie (the blue in the back, of course)
this is Tundra, she is quite skittish, she is from the August hatch
this gal I now call Romi (as she roams the furthest when free ranging) with MattiRoo
this one still has no name, she is also in the above last picture with Romi
this is Kat, chatting with MattiRoo
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PinkyGlory123, Sorry to hear about the dog attack, but at least there wasn't more casualties. Hope the injured recover quickly and the dog problem is taken care of. As for the other problem, too many eggs, I am sure you don't have a problem getting rid of the excess. Not this time of year for sure. When I went to lock my coop for the night I found a small green egg on the floor. Now to find out who laid it as I am not suppose to have any "green egg" layers! Glad to hear that you are enjoying your "mutts" LOL!
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here are some more from my August hatch. I like them, but, love the above group more, haha.
this is Skittles, she's quite tiny.
this is Arrow
this one has no name
this one also still has no name
some triple color explosion
group shot, 12 of the 13 are here,
this is Skittles, she's quite tiny.
this is Arrow
this one has no name
this one also still has no name
some triple color explosion
group shot, 12 of the 13 are here,
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