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From this back in the summer

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...the black one..bantam

to this

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and today she laid her first egg

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she's a handsome fowl...what breed?

Congratulations on your coming of age :lol:

Does Bradley get the first egg?
 
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she's a handsome fowl...what breed?
Congratulations on your coming of age :lol:

Does Bradley get the first egg?
The egg is most probably fertilised as we have a lavender bantam cockeral in the pen aswell...but you can still eat them...must find a new home for him soon...but as hes behaving atm...thers no rush

shes a perkin bantam...so hopefully new chicks in the spring if she goes broody

yeah bradley will may have for brekkie...he loves scamble egg
 
Wow! She's 'ansom :D

I've got plenty of room for chickens but never fancied keeping them until I saw her!! :thumbsup:
 
Wow! She's 'ansom :D I've got plenty of room for chickens but never fancied keeping them until I saw her!! :thumbsup:
oh you really gotta get some...quite alot of us have them around hear...ive got two hybrids(normal chickens) and was given a lavender bantam thinking it was a hen but its a cockeral...so hopefully baby chicks in the spring if she goes broody (which ive been told that bantams are likely to do so ) if i do have any...you can have a few of them...sorted :)
 
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i love your chickens jane i would love some of my own your gorgeous lavender boy is stunning too :wub: :wub:
 
Wow! She's 'ansom :D I've got plenty of room for chickens but never fancied keeping them until I saw her!! :thumbsup:
oh you really gotta get some...quite alot of us have them around hear...ive got two hybrids(normal chickens) and was given a lavender bantam thinking it was a hen but its a cockeral...so hopefully baby chicks in the spring if she goes broody (which ive been told that bantams are likely to do so ) if i do have any...you can have a few of them...sorted :)

Oh, go on then!! :p Just a couple will be fine :thumbsup:

I shall need to get a hen house in case our local fox population prefer them to pheasant :eek:
 
He's is very beautiful, wouldn't mind a girlie in that colour too!!! :D
 
They are gorgeous especially the handsome boy :wub: :wub:
 
They are beautiful :wub: I keep telling my aunt she should get some chickens, but she told me she has enough to deal with having eight pet sheep :-
 
Brilliant :wub: pretty little things...

did you manage to curb the scaly leg Jane..??
 
love the lavender pekin cockeral. don.t know wether you know but best thing for scaly leg is swarfega
 
it's hand cleaner so any diy shop now were can I put bantams always had them when I was a kid
 
we used to have ex battery hens over the yard, most of them became really friendly :D they used to follow my mum all over the place :lol: she was like the pied piper of the chicken world! :lol: :lol:

i was suprised how attatched to them we all got.....lovely fresh eggs everyday ;)

sadly the resident fox got a taste for them so we could'nt let them out in the day anymore...
 
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