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Hoover Hatchery Bantam Chick IDs?
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Are you ready to crack the case of the mystery chicks from Hoover Hatchery? These little feathered friends emerged from the assorted Cochin bantam tub, but something tells us they might be hiding their true identities! With clean legs and no feathered feet, it’s time to dive into this delightful detective work. The two grey and white cuties are likely Silver Laced Sebrights, although one has a wing of mystery. The red-brown chick could very well be a Gold Laced Sebright, adding a splash of color to the mix. As for the light brown striped darling, well, that one's still a riddle wrapped in fluff! Join the fun as we figure out who’s who in this cluck-tastic lineup!
| | They were in the assorted Cochin bantam tub, but I don’t think they are Cochins. They all have clean legs (no feather feet). The 2 grey/white ones I think are Silver Laced Sebrights, but one has white wings so we’ll see what she grows into. Pic 1&2 I think the redbrown one might be a Gold Laced Sebright. Pic 3 The light brown with stripe I have no ideas on. Pic 4&5 (same chick in both pics) [link] [comments] |
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