How interesting! She’s certainly not what you were told then. What does she look like now?
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I'll grab a pic tomorrow. Very petite, pretty lady with a big mouthHow interesting! She’s certainly not what you were told then. What does she look like now?
I'd love to see an updated pic of her!I'll grab a pic tomorrow. Very petite, pretty lady with a big mouth
First of all, very pretty! She looks just like my Blue Australorp but I see your girl does have feathered feet.Here she is on the 26th of September, totally spaced I took these
Does the chick you kept have feathered legs?Back story: I had a broody, didn't want to risk cockerels, so ordered 8 Blue Stars (blue sex links) from Ideal. They say the parentage is blue Andalusian and barred rock. Received the chicks all healthy, but there were 10, two with slightly feathered legs, on the outside of the leg, pink foot soles. Of course when I contacted Ideal and asked what they were, they assured me they were blue stars, even though the parentage says they can't be with the feathered legs. Sold the littles about a week ago, but kept 1 pullet, she's just shy of 5 weeks. What is she?
Just realized that this is an old thread....But based on what it looks like as an adult, I wanna say Sapphire gem?Here she is on the 26th of September, totally spaced I took these
I suppose we'll never know, since the hatchery doesn't even know, lol. She's staying regardless, and who doesn't like a beautiful green eggLooking at Ideal's website they do offer blue olive eggers. My guess would be they mixed up the order and sent blue olive eggers instead of (or in addition to) blue stars.
She Is Gorgeous!!Here she is on the 26th of September, totally spaced I took these