Silkie Chickens: Everything Worth Knowing - Backyard Poultry
Breed of the Month: Silkie chickens Origin: Silkie chickens are an ancient bantam breed most likely originating in China, although India and Java may also be their place of origin. Europeans first heard of Silkies when Marco Polo returned from his Asian travels in the 13th century.
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8 Interesting Features of the Silkie Chicken Breed - Backyard PoultrySilkies are distinctly different from any other chicken breed. They share a unique combination of genetic and behavioral features. In 2003, a group of Japanese researchers mapped the mitochondrial DNA of a Silkie to determine the breed's genetic position in relation to other birds in the genus Gallus.
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From Customer Andrea B
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Amber Waves Silkies - From a Customer
Hi Debbie
I Hope your well!
I wanted to let you know how well my two little girls have been doing since we brought them home last month. I am completely in love! We decided to build them a brand new coop since I'm now hooked and will definitely be wanting to add more to our flock. Unfortunately, I don't think they're going to want to go to their coop since they're living inside with us, ha ha! I will definitely miss sweet chatter when they do go back outside.
Anyway, I'll stop taking up all your time, ha-hah. I'm just so happy to have them and so grateful to you. I look so forward to seeing you again when we're ready for more!
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Hi Debbie
I wanted to let you know how well my two little girls have been doing since we brought them home last month. I'm completely in love! We decided to build them a brand new coop since i"m now hooked and want to get more to our flock.
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From Customer Anna R - San Francisco Area
Our chickens are getting homeschooled too!
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From Customer Gary E - New York
The chickens “fluffel” and “Petunia” are doing very well. Their trip across America has created a bond between them and they are visibly unhappy if they are separated. They are being very well cared for and getting lots of love. We have been giving them treats like berries and bananas. We have several silkie books and we check with them often to see what treats are favored and good for them. I have attached some photos for you.
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From Customer Lori B – North Carolina
My little angels arrived they are so adorable they walk around and follow me when I talk to them around their nursery. I am going to let them be for a while and encourage them to use their brooder heat pad. They are really sweet they look very intently at me when I talk to them and they are eating and drinking. Thank you for making our dream possible!
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Jim and Debbie, Amber Waves https://www.bluemountain.com/view/r95f9889580a44284840c2b36b190d464?source=bma&utm_medium=pickup&utm_source=share&utm_campaign=receiver
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From Customer Cori P, New Mexico with two of her new DNA sexed female's from Amber Waves Silkies, specializing in DNA Sexed Females.
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From Silkie Customer, Cori P In New Mexico Here are the girls outside. We shipped four bearded bantam sexed DNA silkies to Cori last month
Amber Waves Bearded Bantam Silkies - Specializing in DNA sexed female chicks. Shipping Continental US weather permitting. debbie@amberwaves.info
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From Silkie Customer, Cori P In New Mexico Here are the girls outside. We shipped four bearded bantam sexed DNA silkies to Cori last month
Amber Waves Bearded Bantam Silkies - Specializing in DNA sexed female chicks. Shipping Continental US weather permitting. debbie@amberwaves.info
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From Customer Jeff P from Redondo Beach with his new DNA sexed female silkies from Amber Waves Bearded Bantam Silkies
Sure enjoying our Girls
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Amber Waves Silkies - Specializing in DNA Sexed female Bearded Bantam Silkies.
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From Customer Lori Ann - I bet you can tell how much they are loved
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 Are your geese ready for winter? Geese are large, hardy birds that often thrive in cooler weather. But if you keep geese in an area with long, cold winters and plenty of snow, a few steps should be taken to make sure your birds are comfortable. Prepping the coop for winter Like most livestock, geese […] The post Keeping Geese in Winter: Top 3 Tips appeared first on My Pet Chicken Blog.http://dlvr.it/RmVccy
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