My chickens part 2
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- Killerbunny
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Re: My chickens part 2
Thanks @Shnookie nice to see them.
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Beltsville Small White turkeys.
Mutt chickens for eggs
RIP Stephen the BSW Tom and my coffee companion.
RIP Lucky the Very Brave Splash Wyandotte rooster.
RIP little Muppet the rescue cat.
- windwalkingwolf
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Re: My chickens part 2
The one in the first picture is a 2 year old Ameraucana rooster. Supposed to be pure, but this year he started getting light yellow on his wings and neck. They look like someone took a paint brush and put them on. I bought him as a chick from a lady near Saskatoon. I will be putting him up for sale.
The one in the second picture is a cross between a Splash Ameraucana rooster (related to the one in the first picture) and a Basque hen. He is 1 year old now and will be for sale.
The third picture has a blue Ameraucana rooster that I bought as a chick with the one in the first picture. His conformation and feathering is not the same as the other 2. I prefer his. He is 2 this year. There are 3 hens with him - the 2 light ones I bred, and the dark one was hatched from eggs I bought. They are 3 this year and my youngest hens.
All 4 birds in the fourth picture are from my very first hatch in 2013. They are Mr. Bird, Fluffy, Black One and Little One. Two of them look black but are actually blue.
The one in the second picture is a cross between a Splash Ameraucana rooster (related to the one in the first picture) and a Basque hen. He is 1 year old now and will be for sale.
The third picture has a blue Ameraucana rooster that I bought as a chick with the one in the first picture. His conformation and feathering is not the same as the other 2. I prefer his. He is 2 this year. There are 3 hens with him - the 2 light ones I bred, and the dark one was hatched from eggs I bought. They are 3 this year and my youngest hens.
All 4 birds in the fourth picture are from my very first hatch in 2013. They are Mr. Bird, Fluffy, Black One and Little One. Two of them look black but are actually blue.
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