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Not fully grown yet but you can get an idea of how they'll turn out. The two buff colored ones in the first photo and the lil guy on my shoulder in the second one are the EE x BO chicks.
i know im late but can you please show me a grown up picture of them i really wan to know how they look like.Or as I call them, buff beardies.
Fluff, a 1-year-old buff orpington has been trying to hatch chicks all year....
well, third time's the charm! I thought they would be rotten as usual, as wasn't expecting this! This time, she hatched ALL her eggs except one! Seven amazing looking little chicks. She leaf a clutch of 'adopted' chicks after a couple of weeks or so, and she sort of has her blond moments....no offense to all you blonds out there!I think sitting on her second failed clutch in the greenhouse fried her brains a little.Looks like her persistence has paid off though! Can't wait to see what they look like fully feathered!They already have some buff wing feathers, so I know they will all be at least partly, if not mostly buff.
All of them are yellow or yellow/tan-ish, and all but two have 'beards' and 'sideburns' (or muffs...whatever you want to call them. I'm not picky with names like that and call my EEs Auracanas. Oooh, what a sin!). Anyways, they look so cool I thought I'd share some pictures with the public!
They're in a cage for now but will be free soon....
Only one that's TOTALLY yellow/tan with no brown stripes on it's back.
With sideburns/beard.
And without.
Feedin em.