The chicks are made up of three different varieties. The whites are Leghorn cross New Hampshires, the blacks are Australorp cross New Hampshires, and the browns are Gingerhams. The ducklings are Khaki Campbells.
When we brought home our last batch of chicks in July they were very sleepy for a few days and stayed huddled together, some barely opening their eyes. This time the weather was a bit warmer and they were quick to jump out of their boxes and explore their new surroundings.
Quack quack.
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Ahh,
Khaki Campbell ducklings. I want some of them in the future although considering I don't have a brooder and such I will probably end up going POLish.
I can't wait to see these little beauties grow up, I have never seen any Aussie bred ones before.
Kind Regards
Belinda
Oh my gosh!
Those ducklings are gorgeous!
Lucky you guys!
Lucky ducks!
x
Well there is something just divinely cute about fuzzy ducklings so I can see why you are taken with them... quack quack.
i fell in love with a khaki campbell once at the show and brought him home on the train and the pram with Harry( he's 14 now) Duckie lived with us inside while he was little and used to poop on newspaper then he grew up and moved out with the chickens....i miss him!
Kate, those ducks are just so utterly adorable,can I have one? Seriously, next time you go duck shopping can you add one to the order? Loved this post xox ps having fun up here - so, so beautiful and beachy xo ps D'ford seems a million light years away..
So cute!! Hey, check this out. xx
Hey Ms Kate, you won the kiddie cookie cutters!! please send me an email with your address. thanks for your entry ♥
Between you and Dandelion you both make me want to up sticks, live in the hills and embrace the chook!
Oh THe ducklings!!! Oh the chicks!!! I love them!!!
Wonderful about the age too!!!
They're just so cute! I feel all mushy and want to hug them all!
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