What a sweet face!
Hi guys. I have loved looking at all of your pictures. I think this is a Cream Legbar, while not from a breeder but a hatchery I was wondering if you could help me confirm the identity. I got her from an overrun bin. I thought they were some other breed but then the feathers at the top of the head started to show and I still didn't realize what it was. I am pretty sure, but since I never have seen them just want to see what you think...
I didn't know that Samantha moved. She won a rarebreed.com auction for Cream Legbars a little over 5 years ago. My wife was at her home the day the post office dropped off the box from Green Fire Farm. The chicks were all still in the shipping box when my wife picked out our first two pair of Cream Legbars. It is hard to believe that the pullets that arrived in that box are all now 5 year old hens. Samantha seems to have changed around what breeds she works with a lot over the years, but the Cream Legbars have been a constant. She would be an outstanding place to look for Cream Legbars especially if she still has some of those 5 Year old hens in the breeding pen. They are direct offspring of the first imported birds to the USA.
Must feel nice and soft on their feet with a heavenly aroma[COLOR=333333]All my chickens love these potted citrus trees. I find the Bielefelders there all the time and yesterday a Blue Marans pullet laid her first egg in one of the pots. [/COLOR]
The trees bloom pretty much all year and have fruit on them even now so you are probably right! The Bielefelders at Christmas.Must feel nice and soft on their feet with a heavenly aroma
Look at post 9608. Olive Eggs
The trees bloom pretty much all year and have fruit on them even now so you are probably right! The Bielefelders at Christmas.
Five Bielefelders in an orange tree.....
