I have some chicks that are from the Neanderthal era, I am sure. At first I thought they were Speckled Sussex crosses, but they are not. They have big long yellow legs and small bodies for those legs, much like we envision the dinosaur birds of long ago. The head of these chicks is starting to develop into what appears to be a predator bird, with a face like a hawk. Upon careful investigation, I thought them to be Malay chicks and went to my friend's place to see other Malays. Sure enough, that is what they are, a bird bred to fight, hence the long legs and the hawk like appearance. I will give them away to my friend, since he already has some and enjoys them.
The huge contrast to the dinosaur bird is the little grey blue Silkie chicken. What a beautiful creature it is, with soft downy feathers and a quiet disposition. Silkie chickens are the best brooders and will raise any other bird's chicks. They are docile and quiet and sometimes, because of their gentle natures, can be picked on. Isn't the Creator wonderful to have thought of so many incredible creatures!
The huge contrast to the dinosaur bird is the little grey blue Silkie chicken. What a beautiful creature it is, with soft downy feathers and a quiet disposition. Silkie chickens are the best brooders and will raise any other bird's chicks. They are docile and quiet and sometimes, because of their gentle natures, can be picked on. Isn't the Creator wonderful to have thought of so many incredible creatures!
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