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- Silkie Eggs: All You Need To Know And More - BackYard Chickens
Silkie Egg Incubation and Hatching You might be interested in Silkie eggs for reasons other than breakfast Would you like to incubate and hatch Silkie eggs? It is more than likely that silkies will go broody and hatch your clutches of eggs if you let them Nevertheless, hatching your own eggs is an experience unlike any other, and we strongly believe that every chicken keeper should have a
- Everything you need to know about: SILKIES! - BackYard Chickens
These are eggs from a silkie Silkies appear in two distinct varieties: bearded and non-bearded Bearded Silkies have an extra muff of feathers under the beak area that covers the earlobes They also are separated according to color Colors of Silkie recognized for competitive showing include black, blue, buff, grey, partridge, and white Alternative hues, such as cuckoo, lavender, red, and
- Silkie | BackYard Chickens - Learn How to Raise Chickens
The Silkie breed was developed in the southeast Asian countries or China It's named for its atypically fluffy plumage, which is said to feel like silk The breed has several other unusual qualities, such as black skin and bones, blue earlobes, and five toes on each foot, whereas most other chickens only have four
- Silkies 101 | BackYard Chickens - Learn How to Raise Chickens
Silkie FAQ's Below are some of the most commonly asked questions in regards to Silkies The answers are based on my personal knowledge and experience, and are by no means concrete For more information on Silkies, I encourage you to complete your
- Silkie Myths and Facts - BackYard Chickens
Silkie with a wet crest The only problem (in my experience) with silkies in winter is the snow As mentioned before, silkie feathers are not waterproof If they are wet, they will be cold You would too! I blow-dry my silkies before cold nights if they are soaked through You could also keep them in a covered run or coop 12 Silkies require
- APA Silkie Chicken Colors - BackYard Chickens
Silkie chickens are the sweet fluff balls of chickens Their docile personality and stunning looks, capture the hearts of many people around the world However, as chicks, the colors can be extremely hard to figure out The eight APA-approved colors are: blue, self-blue (lavender), black, buff, gray, partridge, splash, and white for bearded
- Silkie Rooster vs Hen: How To Tell Them Apart - BackYard Chickens
As silkie chickens mature, they develop differences between them because they are sexually dimorphic Below is what you need to know about the silkie hen vs rooster
- What exactly is a ‘smooth’ or ‘satin’ silkie? - BackYard Chickens
A smooth satin silkie is a silkie with normal feathers A sizzle is a silkie with frizzled silkie feathers I'm not sure what yours is, her feathers might change as she get older
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