The EE braggers thread!!!

[flockof4]

Here's Juno. 22 weeks. lays light blue eggs. maybe a bantam?

 

[Rin]

<3 here's my two girls;

Auri looking tough.

I looove Moto's colours <3

 

[Morgan7782]

Just got two EE chickies on Thursday. Here they are Their names are Sula, and Chipmunk AKA Munk.

(With their barred rock 'sister')

Will update as they get older! All of them are doing AWESOME and are so friendly and playful!

 

[flockof4]

Pretty cute little ones.

 

[NewChkMom]

Here are two sweet girls that my husband brought home to me on Thursday (4/1/10). We are unsure on names, as they have only been here 1 1/2 days. Look what they had for me on Good Friday! I guess they like their new home. We sure love them!

(The brown eggs are from a RIR and RedStar that my husband brought home with the EEs)
I have three 4 wk old chicks that are a little awkward looking at the moment.

 

[M To The Maxx]

Here are new pics of some of my EEs.

This is Doodle my EE hen.

This is my Black Ameraucana/BR cross chick (so that makes it an EE of course and unsure of sex).

This is my Barred EE (unsure of sex).

This is Maggie my EE hen. Doodle is her mother.

I will try to get more pics up of my other EEs.

 

[CrazyCatNChickenLady]

EE chicks 2 weeks old
any ideas of what color they'll be?

unnamed blue(?)

'Shamrock' another blue(?)

unnamed- interesting colors!!

'Clover' -white with some dark coming in on wings

 

[NewChkMom]

How do ya'll stand it? They are ALLLLL so beautiful. Their colors and 'puffy cheeks' are so pretty. My husband doesn't really get my infatuation, but I just love the EE's! Haven't seen an ugly one yet. I am a HUGE fan of these chooks!!!!!!

 

[Cocotte]

So my little EE chicks are thee days old, and I noticed today the the chimpunk/spotty one (pics in post 610) has little tail feathers and the yellowish one does not. Is that any indication the one of them is a boy? There is supposed to be 90% accuracy that they're both female, so I sure hope they are!

 

[Rin]

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Nah, all my chicks had lil tail feathers as they developed. Streamers come MUCH LATER. You'll more likely know by combs and wattles before any sort of defining feathering. Like in my D'uccle males I've known for WEEKS now who my boys are and who my girls are and only just recently this week noticed streamer feathers coming in at the same length as the rest of their tail feathers just with the greenish iridescent tinge to them.