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Lol. They are great looking. Are those chocolate colored?
Yeah, I have two chocolate pullets. My black roo Alistair is split to chocolate. The black pullets are just black, no splits.

This is one of my serama roosters keeping the baby chicks warm.. Lol
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So cute! Welcome!
 
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Margret congrats your a grandma!
Is that a shadow around the chick's eye? Or have you been lucky enough to get a pure orpington?

If that's a pure orpington cockerel, he's likely to be gentle. And if it's a pure orpington pullet, she's VERY likely to be a good broody for you.
 
yeah it's a shadow :) you girls very broody then?
@MargaretYakoda the second one is a choclatey color with yellow it's cute as heck but I wonder who it's mom was lol? any thoughts?
Yep, our orpington hens are good broodys. The australorps we have haven't gone broody. But they make very pretty half australorp, half orpington babies. Which is what I think you've got there.
 
Yep, our orpington hens are good broodys. The australorps we have haven't gone broody. But they make very pretty half australorp, half orpington babies. Which is what I think you've got there.

this is Shylo the last hatchling ...
shylo sees to have a choclatey color do they outgrow it if it's the astrolorp orpington cross?

I was thinking it mighta been a astrolorp shading in the fuzz be interesting to see how she turns out
 
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this is Shylo the last hatchling ...
shylo sees to have a choclatey color do they outgrow it if it's the astrolorp orpington cross?

I was thinking it mighta been a astrolorp shading in the fuzz be interesting to see how she turns out
I was going to say this one's daddy is the orpington and the mom is an australorp. But I'm seriously wondering if daddy's a jersey giant and mom's the orpington....
 
Well, if Shylo is half Jersey Giant, she will be about the same size as the others for the first three or four weeks, and then will start being noticeably larger than the others. Sure, they grow slowly. But OMG they grow BIG! Also check the chick's feet. If the bottoms are yellow, then that's a giant.
 

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