The EE braggers thread!!!


The above pic is Barney at ~ 2 weeks give or take... then I gave him away, along with 3
other birds, all 4 of them came back roughly 3 weeks later, so I do not have pictures of
him inbetween these 2 stages...


These next pics I took today... we haven't had rain in 5 weeks... my poor yard is so brown.







his colors change nearly every day, he gets a little more chalky yellow... some of the older
chalky yellow areas are a bit darker and the rust color is spreading nicely on his back.
his breast feathers are dark blue
 

The above pic is Barney at ~ 2 weeks give or take... then I gave him away, along with 3
other birds, all 4 of them came back roughly 3 weeks later, so I do not have pictures of
him inbetween these 2 stages...


These next pics I took today... we haven't had rain in 5 weeks... my poor yard is so brown.







his colors change nearly every day, he gets a little more chalky yellow... some of the older
chalky yellow areas are a bit darker and the rust color is spreading nicely on his back.
his breast feathers are dark blue
I have a little roo that look like he will grow up to look like yours..... I am keeping him for his colors. I like colors in my EE.
 

I spy with my little eye...


my other cockerel, Royce! (the boys are okay together so far,) besides...:


he's smart enough to skidaddle!


Isis... so beautiful and sweet...





Blu B'ree hidden in the lilacs
Lilly didn't come out for photos today, she's pretty, red and black EE
 
Here is my new roo...the ameraucana peeps say his colors are off so he is an EE. Fine with me....I hope that he will make some EE babies with my hens- they are Orps and Ameraucana (B/B/S). From what I understand breeding a wheaten roo to a b/b/s will create "non-standard" (read really cool
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) colors....I sure hope so.

 
Here is my new roo...the ameraucana peeps say his colors are off so he is an EE. Fine with me....I hope that he will make some EE babies with my hens- they are Orps and Ameraucana (B/B/S). From what I understand breeding a wheaten roo to a b/b/s will create "non-standard" (read really cool
lol.png
) colors....I sure hope so.

If he was breed as a wheaten and is just off color, when you breed him you will not see the wheaten show. Wheaten is recessive and 2 copies are needed to show.

I really like him and would use him in a heart beat in my EE pen!
 

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