This is "Java"
(she's a 4 month old pullet *young hen*)
This is "SPLASH".
(he's about 3 1/2 months old ~ cockerel is the name for a young rooster)
Both of these birds are very young and will most likely change dramatically as they mature. But, I feel like I'm off to a good start...
I'm glad they arrived safely. I'm in love!
ReplyDeleteFinding my favorite farm blogs has been a real education for me. I love the photos of animals, but I have really treasured the knowledge I'm getting about so many varieties! Until a few months ago, I thought chickens were just chickens. Now, even without seeing these in person, I begin to understand the interest in and love for these beautiful birds! Thank you!!!
ReplyDeleteNancy in an Iowa apartment!!!
Want! Want! Want! (said while pointing at the computer monitor like a two year old)
ReplyDeleteYes, I love the coloring on Splash. We used to ship and receive poultry and remarkably the birds always did just fine.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Nancy - they are just gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteAnd they look so wonderful after that long trip.
I don't know much about shipping grown birds by post - but we've had chicks shipped before.
Chickens are so much fun - well most of the time.
I'm glad they arrived safely. They are both very pretty. Looks like Dream requires extra animal crackers to make it through the day lol.
ReplyDeleteAwesome, congrats Nancy! Can't wait to see what's next :)
ReplyDeleteOh congratulations on your new "babies" Nancy, they are beautiful! Wish I could meet them! Looking forward to the next arrivals :o) x
ReplyDeleteYou had the whole day off right?? Wheres the new post! Some of us depend on a routine!
ReplyDeleteOK, when does the sales blog for those cuties go up? I'm just like Christine...want! want! want! (And normally banties are a no-no around here - only egg layers that can earn their keep...)
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous birds!! I can't wait to see the next pairs, and what you do when it comes to breeding... very exciting!!
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