Red is a Rhode Island Red – the feathering on these ladies are developing unique patterns. They do change quite a bit, so not sure we’re going to know who is who – the reddest of them all shall be known as Red
It helps when taking photos of this big of a group to photograph different colored chicks each time, so you can get a grouping of each even if you’re still not sure who is who. Like this red pretty chick…
Here is another. I hope we’ll start recognizing different personalities and wing patterns in a couple of the reds soon!
This group shot on our antique wagon is super cute! It also showcases the black from Jan 9th, the Rhode Island Red from our Chick Pickup Jan 17th, and finally the Sapphire Gems and isa brown from the 24th…quite a group we have!
Amberlink:
Suddenly peanut brittle makes more sense!
HI, I’m Sandi and I suppose you could refer to me as the “mother clucker” of the group. You’ll also be introduced to many of our #legendarygoldens along the way. Emme I believe fancies herself the chicken keeper. She is the first one to join us anytime we do anything with the chicks.