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[Phosphorus]

Black araucana

 

Two lavenders - one is definately bigger and more cocky than the other

 

 

Two brahmas - think the one at the back is definately a girl - still not sure about the other but s/he is well behind on the feather front - boy????

 

[Chickvic]

So cute I just love chick pics!

[Cooks]

about blinking time...... I mean lovely pictures!!!! awwww they are great Andrea!, they have grown!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Redwing]

They have grown a lot, how sweet are they?

[Griffin]

My Brahmas have nowhere near that amount of feathering Maybe I've got all boys then?

[Phosphorus]

My Brahmas have nowhere near that amount of feathering Maybe I've got all boys then?

 

Pretty sure one is a girl - the other one could be a girl as well then She is feathering up but the other one is putting her to shame - eats for England as well Two girls would be great.

 

Think one of the lavender araucanas is a boy, getting quite stroppy and found him having a standoff with the black ara the other day! We shall see - I really need to black to be a girl

[HENthusiastic]

My Brahmas have nowhere near that amount of feathering Maybe I've got all boys then?

 

I'm confused. I thought the males feathered up faster. have I got that wrong?

 

Lovely piccs.

[Phosphorus]

My Brahmas have nowhere near that amount of feathering Maybe I've got all boys then?

 

I'm confused. I thought the males feathered up faster. have I got that wrong?

 

Lovely piccs.

 

Brahma females feather up a lot faster than the males. It might be a general thing with heavy breeds. The light breeds I can't remember, hope not as one of mine is feathering up quite quickly and seems to be more and more aggressive - pretty much think he is a boy (well can't have them all ). I think the boys might feather up faster in the light breeds

 

I have a lovely list that I will find and put on later re this