Why don't my two babies look like their momma?

[BigBlueHen53]

I'm saying when I click on your link I can see ALL your photos. A HUMAN baby. Bolts and bolts of fabric. Did you intend to share your whole album? It's real easy just to post a photo or two here, click "Upload a File" and then browse your own hard drive to post the pic you want.

 

[BigBlueHen53]

I'm saying when I click on your link I can see ALL your photos. A HUMAN baby. Bolts and bolts of fabric. Did you intend to share your whole album? It's real easy just to post a photo or two here, click "Upload a File" and then browse your own hard drive to post the pic you want.

Okay I see just the chickens now, thanks .

 

[ChrisisaGirl]

Well, I do believe they're all hers. we don't have any other seabrights.

Is it possible the eggs came from more than just the hen who hatched them out?

 

[ChrisisaGirl]

No! i didn't mean to send ya guys to see all 72 pics hahaha. My computer is new so i haven't learned how to upload a bunch and then find which ones you want. because i haven't learned if i can change the names yet, so it's all a big long string of numbers to me hahaha

I'm saying when I click on your link I can see ALL your photos. A HUMAN baby. Bolts and bolts of fabric. Did you intend to share your whole album? It's real easy just to post a photo or two here, click "Upload a File" and then browse your own hard drive to post the pic you want.

 

[ShannonR]

Well, I do believe they're all hers. we don't have any other seabrights.

So, most of the time when a hen goes broody, she will sit on anyone's eggs. Chickens don't tend to distinguish between their own eggs and another hen's eggs which is why I asked. I'd hazard a guess that biologically speaking, they may not all be her own babies.

 

[ChrisisaGirl]

Do ya'll need more baby pics I can try to get more.

 

[ChrisisaGirl]

What I mean is, they're all the same age and size, and they're already as big as a chick from another full-grown not Banty breed seems to be, so I don't think they're any of our fullsize-grown girls, we also don't have any with the emerging color but her. but anythings possible i suppose
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So, most of the time when a hen goes broody, she will sit on anyone's eggs. Chickens don't tend to distinguish between their own eggs and another hen's eggs which is why I asked. I'd hazard a guess that biologically speaking, they may not all be her own babies.

 

[Kiki]

Momma and her babies https://photos.google.com/share/AF1...?key=Z3diMVdwOXdWRWk2ZjlSaDc4S1Q0Mm9PbWFIbi1R

 

[Kiki]

Just babies and mom and roo https://photos.google.com/share/AF1...?key=VnM5YkN5N1c3em4yVTVkMERGdTdXbmVXazJVYnpB

 

[aart]

How old are chicks....one is obviously a male.