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Thank you, EweSheep. I really appreciate your help as well as everyone else's.
Now of course, my next question is are the two chicks that I have Blue Salmon (see more pics on post #1518) or Salmon? I assumed they were BS because they seem much darker than the Salmon Fav chicks I had last year. Below are close-ups of the two I have. I know the lighting is not the best - its really difficult to get chicks to be still, turn the right way AND stay in the good light for more than a fraction of a second
, as I'm sure you know from experience!
http://i726.photobucket.com/albums/ww265/pbroner/Baby Chickens/Wing1.jpg
http://i726.photobucket.com/albums/ww265/pbroner/Baby Chickens/Wing2.jpg
I am going to say girl, girl. the bottom of both chick wings is longer, and the black wings are not the solid black that my boys have. And I see tail feathers already. In my hatch last year, one of my chicks had really dark wings, with some black, but it was not a solid black. I took a chance and it was a girl. The boys had solid black, there was a difference, not much but it was there. She did turn out to be a dark hen, too dark for show purposes, but I don't show.
Thank you, EweSheep. I really appreciate your help as well as everyone else's.
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http://i726.photobucket.com/albums/ww265/pbroner/Baby Chickens/Wing1.jpg
http://i726.photobucket.com/albums/ww265/pbroner/Baby Chickens/Wing2.jpg
I am going to say girl, girl. the bottom of both chick wings is longer, and the black wings are not the solid black that my boys have. And I see tail feathers already. In my hatch last year, one of my chicks had really dark wings, with some black, but it was not a solid black. I took a chance and it was a girl. The boys had solid black, there was a difference, not much but it was there. She did turn out to be a dark hen, too dark for show purposes, but I don't show.