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- Mar 4, 2018
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Week 5
Crested Cream Legbar
This one is a bully! She's been pecking everyone in the tail and back. I separated her for a few days and when I reintroduced her she kept doing it... Not sure if she's too small to try pinless peepers, but I might need to get some. Her crest has grown more and the salmon color is coming back to her chest more.
Olive Egger #1
Starting to think this one is a pullet! Her feathers are coming in really coppery and her waddles are still flesh toned. She was supposed to be from a Copper Maran over a Cream Legbar, but she has a pea comb. The breeder also had aruacanas too, so she must have that mixed in.
Olive Egger #2
This one has looked femine to me since she was a week old chick! She had eyeliner markings that are blending into her markings as she gets older. She is really jumpy around me and afraid of me still.
Olive Egger #3
This one has been looking like a cockerel for about 2 weeks already. He comes right up to me and is super friendly! His waddles are growing fast.
Crested Cream Legbar
This one is a bully! She's been pecking everyone in the tail and back. I separated her for a few days and when I reintroduced her she kept doing it... Not sure if she's too small to try pinless peepers, but I might need to get some. Her crest has grown more and the salmon color is coming back to her chest more.
Olive Egger #1
Starting to think this one is a pullet! Her feathers are coming in really coppery and her waddles are still flesh toned. She was supposed to be from a Copper Maran over a Cream Legbar, but she has a pea comb. The breeder also had aruacanas too, so she must have that mixed in.
Olive Egger #2
This one has looked femine to me since she was a week old chick! She had eyeliner markings that are blending into her markings as she gets older. She is really jumpy around me and afraid of me still.
Olive Egger #3
This one has been looking like a cockerel for about 2 weeks already. He comes right up to me and is super friendly! His waddles are growing fast.