Updated: Chicken Pictures Needed! Dominique, Australorp, Buckeye....

[Cyprus]

Actually your Langshan pic is not a Langshan.

I realized that after the fact.
It was at a show and tag said Langshan.

 

[Gray Farms]

I realized that after the fact.
It was at a show and tag said Langshan.

Wow, that odd that it was wrong at a show.

 

[Cyprus]

Wow, that odd that it was wrong at a show.

Yup. Might have been a cancelled slot for another bird that they filled the day of.

 

[Gray Farms]

Yup. Might have been a cancelled slot for another bird that they filled the day of.

Very true

 

[MillersFarm]

(pic heavy! )
Leghorn

black tailed white japanese bantam hen

Australorp hen

SQ Black Jersey Giant hen

(Not the best pic but here's the size difference of my Jersey giant roo and Australorp roo. Both are the same age)

SQ Serama rooster

Serama hens

(size difference between a Serama(Pullet) and Easter egger(Pullet) Both 2 weeks old)

Sussex speckled hen

Welsummer hen

~Jaime

 

[Cimmaron]

Sultan, but not pure-bred

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Thank you!

 

[Cimmaron]

Leghorn

Thank you!

 

[Cimmaron]

My Heritage Dark Cornish.
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Neat birds! I've only had the hybrid "Cornish" meat birds. Are heritage Cornish also good layers? Would they be considered dual purpose? Having so much fun learning more about different breeds!

 

[Cimmaron]

Rhode Island Red
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More pics of my brahmas
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Beautiful girls (and boys!)! Thank you!

 

[Cimmaron]

Belgian Bearded D'Uccle

Neat bird, thanks!