From Incubation to Adolescence - A Photo Documentary

[tunaoftheland]

This is awesome. Very nicely done. And he is turning into quite the handsome boy. Are you going to keep updating it periodically?

 

[MichiganWoods]

I can give one more update (Week 19), but someone is coming out to buy all but one of my roos tomorrow. He's one of the ones leaving us. I'll work on getting the last photo of him today.


ETA: Just added the Week 19 photo.

 

[KattyKillFish]

woah! i never noticed they eye color changing until you mentioned... and i've been raising chickens all my life!!

great observation!

 

[ConnorMayasMom]

Beautiful pics! Wow...very nice job. Chickens aren't that easy to photograph!Nice looking crew!

 

[MichiganWoods]

Thanks!

Mr. Rhode Island is off to his new home now.

This is the roo we kept: Blondie (named for his blond mane)

I still have no idea what his color pattern is called (does anybody know??), but he was the most colorful of all of our roosters.

 

[TexasChickens]

 

[grandads]

How did you get such great pics of the eggs? Love the pics.

 

[NWchickenLuv]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!

This is a great time line, I am finding so helpfull. I have forwarded this post to my friends. My chicks are between 2 and 3 weeks. Now my boyfriend has a better time line of when he needs to get his booty in gear to get the coop built! And I know when to expect them to be ready to go out side! Thank you again!

 

[misspoppins]

What a cool post! WOW they grow up fast!

 

[GaDawg]

What a great show, I hope you do this with your Araucana eggs.