Our growing new flock is made up of:
12 White Orpington cockerels (future meat birds)
5 Silver Laced Wyandotte pullets
3 Red Star pullets
2 Silver Spangled Hamburg pullets
1 Columbian Wyandotte pullet
1 Black Star pullet
1 Cuckoo Maran, as of yet sex unknown
The Cuckoo Maran is our free rare breed chick from McMurray Hatchery, probably a rooster since I think that's their angle on the rare breed chick deal. They get rid of unwanted male chicks. I'm hoping that I'm wrong and it's a hen this time. I really like this bird! So, if their plan is really to get folks interested in some rare breed chickens, it worked this time. I'd like a few more of these! It's very pretty, calm and quiet.
Have a great weekend, everyone!
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- Nicodemus of the Holy Mountain
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- Nicodemus of the Holy Mountain
You can’t get to joy by making everything perfect. You can only get there by seeing in every imperfection all that’s joy.
-Ann Voscamp
Thursday, July 21, 2011
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My kids love those speckled Hamburgs, they look like their dog, Sprocket! LOL
ReplyDeleteErin- They do remind me a bit of Sprocket. They're really fun chickens, sort of wild acting, very bright and full of energy. Only draw back (in my opinion) is that they lay white eggs. I just love the look of brown eggs. :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like a colorful mix of chickens! Enjoy the rainbow! I hope to get some variety next year. :)
ReplyDeleteI BET YOU GUYS ARE ENJOYING ALL THESE COOL TEMPS FINALLY
ReplyDeleteH ave you ever heard or used the Danial fast?
ReplyDeleteJudy- I haven't, but it sounds like something a friend of mine has done. Why do you ask? Are you thinking of trying it? And, yes, this cooler weather is lovely!
ReplyDeleteI DO WANT TO TRY IT-AND WE ALREADY HAVE MY HUSBAND ON A SPECIAL CANCER DIET I FOUND ON-LINE JUST UNTIL WE GO TO HIS APPT. FRIDAY.BUT THIS MORNING HIS BLOOD SUGARS DROPPED TO 28. HE IS A DIABETIC BUT HE DID NOT EVAN DO HIS INSULIN LAST NIGHT-THIS IS SCARY. I'M NOT A NURSE BUT I'M TRYING TO EDUCATE MYSELF PRACTICALLY OVERNIGHT ON A LOT OF ISSUES. FRIDAY CAN'T COME SOON ENOUGH
ReplyDeleteWow, Judy. That seems extremely low! Isn't the low end of normal something like 70? My dad's a diabetic, so I know just only a tiny bit about it. Being diabetic and sick in any other way can be a scary thing. I'll be continuing to pray for you both. I also volunteer to pray on a team with a healing ministry, and I'll add your name to our list. Hugs to you! Wish I could stop by with food. That is the Minnesota way, right? ;)
ReplyDeleteThankyou -ya, thats what we all did in the past-the nurse at the VA told me to give Jerry smaller meals 5-6 times a day-but he's not very hungry-I can't wait to get Friday out of the way-at least I WILL KNOW WHAT WE ARE IN FOR-THANK YOU AGAIN Patty
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