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Aww poor chick. And our little super fluffy one finally got feathers and looks to be a pullet... Granted, this group seems to be more pure in genetics than our lights brahmas and have more feathers on their feet, so maybe that whole "slow to mature" is true for this group. However if we happen...

13 weeks tomorrow. And I'm adding Chipmunk (easter egger) to the lineup because she's just too pretty not to share! On the branch with our BBs are Olive eggers who are a week older

12 weeks

12 weeks old tomorrow (buff brahmas and EE) the two out of three grey olive eggers are pictured here are 13weeks old

Ours are all still pullets! Fingers crossed lol even that super slow feathering one lol so here's to hoping!

11 weeks old! One has some really pretty feather pattern near tail

9 weeks old tomorrow. Bird pile! Buff Brahmas with their Olive Eggers(one week older) and Easter Egger sisters(same age)

8 weeks old tomorrow. Their comb colors are throwing us off with their buff color. They are "supposed to be pullets" and while we are hoping, we do plan on keeping a roo if there is in fact a roo lol

Pics from last night

Pretty sure we may have a roo? Or two? Oye lol

7 weeks old

They are six 6 weeks old as of last Saturday (4-13)

They loving the sun! The square up with our Orpingtons and win... Lol

Release the babies! Lol

6 weeks tomorrow

5weeks The stuff slightly fluffy one is the very pale one as a fluffy chick

5 weeks old, unfortunately we get everyone in this shot lol

He's super fluffy! Lol still lol we were hoping to move them outside, but our weather has been warm, cold, warm, cold, fluctuating 20 degrees every two days ug lol thunderstorms today and tomorrow high in upper 60s(f) and snow likely Tue/wed high mid 30s... Come on Mother Nature, get it...

4 weeks tomorrow (Yes there is a chipmunk americana easter egger in there too lol)

Meet Buffy Roo! Lol 🤣 4 weeks tomorrow lol