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[Chaos18]

Yes, light LF. Named after the Campine region of Belgium. Ancestors can be traced back to the time of Julius Caesar who brought some back to Rome. They are quite uncommon with only a few breeders in the US. They have a European cousin, the Brakel who is a bit larger. Good flyers and foragers. Very curious, enjoy humans but don't like to be handled. I got these from Wisher1000.

That's pretty neat that they can be traced back to Julius Caesar.

 

[Ravynscroft]

Yes, light LF. Named after the Campine region of Belgium. Ancestors can be traced back to the time of Julius Caesar who brought some back to Rome. They are quite uncommon with only a few breeders in the US. They have a European cousin, the Brakel who is a bit larger. Good flyers and foragers. Very curious, enjoy humans but don't like to be handled. I got these from Wisher1000.

They are super pretty... but I'm still never gonna forget the one with the special coop tag at the show!

 

[dan26552]

I hope to share my future feather babies here next year

Me too! Though I don't even know if mine are gonna hatch yet.

 

[FridayYet]

Here's my little BW Ameraucana- Russian Orloff mix. Feathering out blue wheatenish, with spangles. Kind of cool:

It will be interesting to see how it feathers out as an adult.

 

[dan26552]

Here's my little BW Ameraucana- Russian Orloff mix. Feathering out blue wheatenish, with spangles. Kind of cool:

It will be interesting to see how it feathers out as an adult.

Pretty!

 

[Ravynscroft]

Here's my little BW Ameraucana- Russian Orloff mix. Feathering out blue wheatenish, with spangles. Kind of cool:

It will be interesting to see how it feathers out as an adult.

Too cute! Looks like it's protesting a bit too, lol...

 

[Pork Pie]

Here's my little BW Ameraucana- Russian Orloff mix. Feathering out blue wheatenish, with spangles. Kind of cool:




It will be interesting to see how it feathers out as an adult.

Very nice - seems like she's gonna be a noisy little thing

Morning, from this end folks

 

[Pork Pie]

Seems my new meatie chicks didn't like being separated from the 4 week olds in the brooder. I found a couple of escape artists this morning with the older chicks, so I removed the divider and let them mingle. Seems they are having a ball! Guess they must have read Chaos' post

 

[dan26552]

Seems my new meatie chicks didn't like being separated from the 4 week olds in the broody. I found a couple of escape artists this morning with the older chicks, so I removed the divider and let them mingle. Seems they are having a ball! Guess they must have read Chaos' post 

 

[Ravynscroft]

Seems my new meatie chicks didn't like being separated from the 4 week olds in the brooder. I found a couple of escape artists this morning with the older chicks, so I removed the divider and let them mingle. Seems they are having a ball! Guess they must have read Chaos' post   

And didn't read the rule book about not mixing chicks with large age gaps!