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Looks like a Barnevelder or Barnevelder cross cockerel.
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Looks like a Barnevelder or Barnevelder cross cockerel.
Thank you!Welsummer hens rarely go broody and are fairly average mothers, there are a few exceptions to the rule, but don't count on them.
Quote: I agree.
My 20 week old Welsummer doesn't have nearly that big of a comb yet. I think I probably have another month of waiting.Super pretty eggs!
comb size and color can reflect the maturity of the hen. Typically hens need to be closed to maturity before they start laying, so the comb can give you an idea of when that will happen. I think more color than size - but both reflect the age of the birdDoes comb size indicate how close they are to laying? I hadn't heard this.
3xI agree.
Quote: I agree.
comb size and color can reflect the maturity of the hen. Typically hens need to be closed to maturity before they start laying, so the comb can give you an idea of when that will happen. I think more color than size - but both reflect the age of the bird