Esther and
Winnie Fluff to feathers The Archive
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Golden Laced Wyandotte and Easter Egg Chicken as they grow from chick to Hen
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| #291 09/12/2007
8:24 pm barg |
I might not have posted any egg pics today but, Domineak laid
this egg today and I thought it was worth posting
Laid at 10 A.M.
Laid at 1P.M. I let the younger and older ones have a little time together again today, I'm figureing on putting them together full time in about 2 weeks- a month.. when Winnie starts to become mature. Last edited by barg (09/13/2007 12:24 am) |
| 09/13/2007 12:11 am DoctorGoose |
Oh, tell Mrs. Nezbit that the "little people" are cheering her
on again! (She needs her own mailbox for all her fan mail!) |
| 09/15/2007 3:18 am barg |
Put them together for about an hour again today. I kept order with the super soaker for a while. They almost seemed like they would be friends.
I think they are getting closer to the day... I think. When I finish with this thread I am probably going to take the information
and put it on a permanent website for postarity. Actual color of the following photo's is closer to those shown above.
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| 09/15/2007 9:36 pm barg |
I took down the seperator again today for their last hour before bed time. The super soaker is not working so, I just let them do what ever they needed to do. There was some chaseing, nothing overly bad; and then they went to bed. We got two eggs before noon today, from the two confirmed layers, Domineak and Mrs. Nezbit, we're still waiting on the other two to start laying. Switched the older girls food from layer pellets to layer crumbles today and they acted like that hadn't eaten in a month. I think they only ate the pellets when they started to break down and fall apart; we still have at least half a bag of the pellets, I may put them in the food processor. New pics tomarrow. |
| #295 09/17/2007
2:25 am barg |
14 and 22 weeks old
A New Idea I'm going to set up some obstacles within the run, probably using 2x4's, raised about a foot up across the run from one wall to the other. I may also enclose the area under the coop and provide a small opening that the chickens can go in and out of. I'll post the details of this experiment as it develops. The more I think about it, it seems like someone suggested something
similar to this somewhere. Seems like a good idea, whoever came up with it. Last edited by barg (09/18/2007 4:16 pm) |
| 09/17/2007 5:19
pm barg |
Winnie & Esther @14 Weeks
One of the older girls laid an egg in the doorway of the coop today.
It looks like it may be a dominique egg but i'm not sure. Added: In some of the previous pictures, it appears as though Esther
and Winnie are the same size or larger then the older girls, this is Not
the case. Last edited by barg (09/17/2007 11:00 pm) |
| 09/18/2007 4:51 pm barg |
Nez
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| #298 09/18/2007 11:01 pm NewGuineaChooks |
That is a great picture! Are you holding her with one hand? |
| 09/19/2007 11:57 am barg |
No, I had my daughter take the picture, i was holdeing her with two hands.
I'm just slightly out of the frame.
Thanks for the compliment ! |
| 09/19/2007 7:53
pm barg |
Toward the end of the evening tonight, I finally got a chance to set up
a few obsticles in the run. It really didn't take much, just a few odds and ends pieces of wood I had left over.
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