The Quack Shack

[Trimurtisan]

Happy quacking to all my fellow duck lovers!

My Beloved Ducks, November 20, 2019

• Claires Poultry
• Nov 20, 2019

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Happy quacking! :)

Wow! Scovies have some long wings. In the first bit while coming out, what I'm assuming drake stretched his wings out. I didn't realize how big they are, very neat. Thanks for sharing the video, Elly.

 

[Trimurtisan]

That is so dang cute!

I'll be honest, she's a lot different than what I expected a leghorn to be. She's very social, & very curious. She's an egg laying machine too. Large white egg every single day since the first day.

 

[Trimurtisan]

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I will hang out here a while longer to make sure they don’t sneak back into here.

Nice pictures Ralphie.

 

[Trimurtisan]

2 new arrivals. View attachment 1964970View attachment 1964971View attachment 1964972View attachment 1964973View attachment 1964974View attachment 1964975

Adorable!
I ended up getting eight Light Brahma chicks myself.

 

[HuffleClaw]

Adorable!
I ended up getting eight Light Brahma chicks myself.
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Aww!

 

[rjohns39]

Good morning folks

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So very cute

First time broody, for both of us.

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They are amazing when so fluffed up, good news is she's not trying to take your hand off

Adorable!
I ended up getting eight Light Brahma chicks myself.
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So cute

 

[Miss Lydia]

Love the baby pictures

 

[Miss Lydia]

Wow! Scovies have some long wings. In the first bit while coming out, what I'm assuming drake stretched his wings out. I didn't realize how big they are, very neat. Thanks for sharing the video, Elly.

I love the head dunking contest with the KCs

 

[Miss Lydia]

I'll be honest, she's a lot different than what I expected a leghorn to be. She's very social, & very curious. She's an egg laying machine too. Large white egg every single day since the first day.

That one in your hand is a leg horn?

 

[Trimurtisan]

Aren’t they the funniest things. After trying my best this fall to break two of mine. A Cochin bantam and chocolate Orpington I finally gave up trying and they both gave up on their own. Problem was my orp hadn’t molted yet so she is just now finishing up. Thankfully she didn’t get too naked. Good Saturday morning to Everyone!!

Sure is talkative when I go to pick her up. I'm a little surprised though she's still very docile, but she does try to put her her head in the way of my hand. Watching her walk around like that is pretty comical too. She looks like a turkey that's trying to strut.

I can't remember, but are your Orph/s English or American? I've read many good things about both varieties, but I now understand why people love the breed so much.

The two pullets here have been integrated with the large fowl flock, and are doing pretty decent so far. They're little timid of the roosters, but the other juvenile large fowl have accepted them pretty well. Both the Easter Egger and the Wyndotte took to them almost instantly.