Right now I'm publishing these all after-the-fact just to catch up and get everything up to speed...not publishing things as they happen in true blogger fashion.
Anyhow, here's week two chicken pics. I should mention that we got two each of two different breeds: there are Buff Brahmas which are the ones that have some black in them, and as they get older you'll see them start to develop an overall rust (buff) color and distinctive black-and-white checkered heads, wings, tails, and bell-bottoms. Tee all yellow puffballs will become Buff Orpingtons, which are just the straight-up rust color all over when grown up bur VERY floofy.
Both breeds lay plentiful and large-ish eggs apparently, which is part of the reason we picked 'em over some other distinctive-looking breeds out there that lay shitty eggs.
Right now I'm publishing these all after-the-fact just to catch up and get everything up to speed...not publishing things as they happen in true blogger fashion.
Anyhow, here's week two chicken pics. I should mention that we got two each of two different breeds: there are Buff Brahmas which are the ones that have some black in them, and as they get older you'll see them start to develop an overall rust (buff) color and distinctive black-and-white checkered heads, wings, tails, and bell-bottoms. Tee all yellow puffballs will become Buff Orpingtons, which are just the straight-up rust color all over when grown up bur VERY floofy.
Both breeds lay plentiful and large-ish eggs apparently, which is part of the reason we picked 'em over some other distinctive-looking breeds out there that lay shitty eggs.
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