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wow, thats great! good luck with the rest! here are a few of the pictures from tonight in the coop:
thats one of the black australopes strutting around - her waddles and comb have seriously developed, this is a good thing right?
that's a close up of the barred rock - getting big too!
thats rob - one of the buff orpingtons and finally a small group shot:
The wyandottes haven't quite developed their combs (if they have one?) and one of the barred rocks is a little bit slower to grow. Also, take notice of the feathers on the bedding - this is two week old pine shaving and they have started to lose some of their feathers - is this the first molt? Thanks again..
thats one of the black australopes strutting around - her waddles and comb have seriously developed, this is a good thing right?
that's a close up of the barred rock - getting big too!
thats rob - one of the buff orpingtons and finally a small group shot:
The wyandottes haven't quite developed their combs (if they have one?) and one of the barred rocks is a little bit slower to grow. Also, take notice of the feathers on the bedding - this is two week old pine shaving and they have started to lose some of their feathers - is this the first molt? Thanks again..
