August 19, 200816 yr Author I cant keep calling her the auction hen, so I will take a "suggestion" of Livs and call her TROOPER
August 19, 200816 yr I cant keep calling her the auction hen, so I will take a "suggestion" of Livs and call her TROOPER Â
August 19, 200816 yr Great news Kaz. Those babies look cute all surrounded with their "eggy" siblings :hap:
August 21, 200816 yr Author Four chicks now All healthy and happy wriggly little pink jellybeans and no cinnamons.
August 21, 200816 yr Four chicks - good to hear Kaz. Â I thought you would only get cinnamons if Dad was split. Mum has no bairing on it I thought.
August 21, 200816 yr Author Four chicks - good to hear Kaz. Â I thought you would only get cinnamons if Dad was split. Mum has no bairing on it I thought. Yes...but these days cinnamon pops up everywhere so I just thought it would happen here too. I should get some nice green chicks out of this lot...I hope
August 21, 200816 yr Author Green .......  At least they are healthy As you will learn with show breeding Neat....GREEN IS GOOD especially if they have the FEATURES you need Edited August 21, 200816 yr by KAZ
August 21, 200816 yr Four chicks now :hap: All healthy and happy wriggly little pink jellybeans and no cinnamons. This might be a silly question Kaz but how can you tell they are not cinnamons when they are only days old??
August 21, 200816 yr Author Four chicks now All healthy and happy wriggly little pink jellybeans and no cinnamons. This might be a silly question Kaz but how can you tell they are not cinnamons when they are only days old?? No question is silly on here Jenene If they were cinnamons they would show plum eyes. Their eyes are black so they arent cinnamons. Edited August 21, 200816 yr by KAZ
August 22, 200816 yr Oh my. Imagine the look on Troopers face when she sees NINE open begging mouths to feed :fear
August 22, 200816 yr Awwwww ..... Can't wait to see them feather up I know the green is better I just can't come to terms with it yet :fear
August 23, 200816 yr Author Fifth chick hatched through the night...well, almost hatched. It rear end never made it out of the shell. I found it dead half out of its shell this morning. Edited August 23, 200816 yr by KAZ
August 23, 200816 yr It's always sad when a chick dies but trying to look on the bright side, 8 is a little easier than 9 for Trooper, and it the long run the remaining chicks may benefit. Please don't think I'm sick but its a little like organ donation its not quite so bad (still bad) when others may benefit. It's that in bad taste? Hope I haven't offended anyone! Budgielover13
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