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Hmmm....the youngest are 13 weeks, the middles are 14, and the oldest are 15. :)  How old are yours?
I love speckly ones! Every so often, one of the Easter Eggers (I'm thinking it's Jaylin) throws her usual green eggs, but with chocolate speckles. Chocolate mint flavored, yum! :drool :lau

Another question: do your little boys sound like squeaky toys when they crow? Pirahna and Joel, who are both d'Uccles, sure do. :lol:  Real tough and intimidating, you know. 

~Alex

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Mine will be seven weeks Wednesday :)

Pretty egg! I'd like to have a blue Americana? A blue chicken with fluffy cheeks that lays blue eggs.

No, mine aren't really squeaky, (I'm sure they are VERY intimidating :lau ) I have two Mille Fluer hens, very sweet, and a half Mille Fluer/buff brahma bantam cockerel, he wasn't squeaky when he started crowing though.
 
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Mine will be seven weeks Wednesday
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Pretty egg! I'd like to have a blue Americana? A blue chicken with fluffy cheeks that lays blue eggs.

No, mine aren't really squeaky, (I'm sure they are VERY intimidating
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) I have two Mille Fluer hens, very sweet, and a half Mille Fluer/buff brahma bantam cockerel, he wasn't squeaky when he started crowing though.
Good grief, those are some young crowers!
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Mine didn't start until about 13-14 weeks.

I've got one of those Blue Ameraucanas, actually. NOT cheap!
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She's super duper ugly, though, because she's got crossbeak.
Maybe my guys are just wimps.
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Yeah, I love Mille Fleur d'Uccles to the moon and back, especially the cockerels.
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I scoop them up and snuggle with them, ha ha!

~Alex
 
I got one egg yesterday (weird) and eight eggs today.
Hmmmmm.....that's odd. We've got about 25 hens and 5 ducks, and we're not even collecting a dozen a day?
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They range in age from 1 1/2 years to a little under a year. My guess is maybe impending molt.

Ginger and Speckles (the five year olds) ganged up on marshmallow yesterday, there was a little blood on her feathers but I couldn't find a wound anywhere.
Oh no, that's awful!
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It's always the docile breeds that get the brunt of the bullying.

~Alex
 
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I was gone trail riding all day so I put the marshmallow in with the chicks so she is safe.
When we were riding I found a hurt eastern kingbird, it's sitting in the car now while we eat lunch
 

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