[blulady]

The

 

[blulady]

The two in the first picture is the mom and dad to the rooster in the second picture that's biscuit

 

[robin416]

When you said littles I expected to see littles. LOL They've grown a ton. But then little peeps don't stay little long enough.

 

[blulady]

Thats for sure cant call them babies any more lol
I see a little frost bite. But it was below zero for a few days
I hadnt been out to see them for awhile been sick. Could not tell our old hen for the little ones they bigger than she is now

 

[blulady]

Biscuit sure come up with some strange colors, but like the colors he has

 

[DeLuc]

Biscuit has his mother's tail

 

[robin416]

He does, doesn't he? Let's see if that sticks as he matures.

The most stunning roosters are those that have many colors.

 

[blulady]

He also has her coloring on his head and chest too. Reddish brown in the middle might be from daddy

They do not like the snow either, they stay in the coop when theres snow on the ground

 

[robin416]

At least they're not like Guineas. Guineas see snow and they fly straight into the trees.

 

[blulady]

Thank goodness for that. After being in the coop for about a week, because it was so cold out. They come out when it warmed up and started stretching their wing and one ended up on top of the six foot wood fence. So now we have to add two more feet to the top of it lol

 

[robin416]

You might not have to add to the fence. As they get older the high flight pretty much stops. Bantams are the true flyers at any age. The large fowl, not so much.