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Caption: necks getting long
Caption: April 28 09 close up of feather development on face 3 weeks old
Caption: 3 weeks chick on right has less feather development than other two and is the one with upright tail feathers. Rooster???
Caption: Less feathers but they appear to be longer
Caption: good shot of all 3 chicks feather development 3 weeks old
Caption: 3 weeks old
Caption: May 4 09 4 weeks old still questioning sex of the chick in the middle all 3 were supposed to be pullets. Look at the stance and the tail feathers.
Caption: chick in the middle still looks different
Caption: Buff Orpington Pullet 4 weeks old May 4 09
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Caption: Baby Photo - HUG
Caption: Star enjoying some corn
Caption: Belle is growning up fast
Caption: Less than 24 hours after arriving in the garden..lunch is served!... but was it Ruby or Olive?
Caption: My Big girls are growing up and all now laying and are 25 weeks here. This is Gwen
Caption: My Pekin chicks are to young to go with the banties in the eglu so they are in the dog crate for now. If you look close you will see my 3 big girls sitting between the two runs,lol
Caption: Pekin chicks at 13 weeks, standing on the decking b4 it was finished.
Caption: My husband with the pekin chicks. These are his favorite. He didn't want chickens to start with but he loves them as much as me now.
Caption: The big monkeys
Caption: My first day of 3 large eggs hooray
Caption: My big girl eggs on my chicken chopping board
Caption: While my husband was laying the decking the chickens go to look in the house.
Caption: The hen pen with established borders - May 2009
Caption: Me with a couple of my girls
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Caption: Olivia - loves her new pets
Caption: The girls check out their new home
Caption: The Eglu
Caption: How tiny they are - fully informed that they will grow :)
Caption: necks getting long
Caption: April 28 09 close up of feather development on face 3 weeks old
Caption: 3 weeks chick on right has less feather development than other two and is the one with upright tail feathers. Rooster???
Caption: Less feathers but they appear to be longer
Caption: good shot of all 3 chicks feather development 3 weeks old
Caption: 3 weeks old
Caption: May 4 09 4 weeks old still questioning sex of the chick in the middle all 3 were supposed to be pullets. Look at the stance and the tail feathers.
Caption: chick in the middle still looks different
Caption: Buff Orpington Pullet 4 weeks old May 4 09
Caption:
Caption:
Caption: Baby Photo - HUG
Caption: Star enjoying some corn
Caption: Belle is growning up fast
Caption: Less than 24 hours after arriving in the garden..lunch is served!... but was it Ruby or Olive?
Caption: My Big girls are growing up and all now laying and are 25 weeks here. This is Gwen
Caption: My Pekin chicks are to young to go with the banties in the eglu so they are in the dog crate for now. If you look close you will see my 3 big girls sitting between the two runs,lol
Caption: Pekin chicks at 13 weeks, standing on the decking b4 it was finished.
Caption: My husband with the pekin chicks. These are his favorite. He didn't want chickens to start with but he loves them as much as me now.
Caption: The big monkeys
Caption: My first day of 3 large eggs hooray
Caption: My big girl eggs on my chicken chopping board
Caption: While my husband was laying the decking the chickens go to look in the house.
Caption: The hen pen with established borders - May 2009
Caption: Me with a couple of my girls
Caption:
Caption: Olivia - loves her new pets
Caption: The girls check out their new home
Caption: The Eglu
Caption: How tiny they are - fully informed that they will grow :)