I can't stand it anymore. The waiting is driving me insane.
In May this year, 78 little fluffies are coming home from the hatchery. That's somewhat exciting, I suppose.
Yes, I do have something more exciting.
In November I contacted Feathersite with some questions and information, in wake of a new breed. The Adminastrator told me if I can get true-breeding stock, that it can be recognised. That's 50% exciting.
In January, it was confirmed that, although Lazarus (2), Nelly, and Annie are different, they are so genetically similar, true breeding stock can be aquired by this spring. Type is already established. In case you still don't understand, that means that in about 4 months, I will have a new breed. That's 50% exciting. That means there is 100% excitement (yes, I did the math all by myself).
A list of the fluffies, for curiosity sake:
1 - Pomeranian gosling (Grey Saddleback)
4 - Old English bantams (Blacktail Buff, one of my favourites)
4 - Belgian Antwerp bantams (Blue Quail)
4 - Isabel Mille Fleur bantams
7 - Old Dutch bantams (Blue Light Brown)
? - Bow Lake bantams (Silver Partridge)
? - Bow Lake bantams (Partridge)
? - Bow Lake bantams (Autumn Partridge)
? - Bow Lake bantams (Gold Birchen)
? - Bow Lake bantams (Barred Copper)
11 - Light Brown Leghorns (Danish-strain)
4 - Gold Barnevelders
4 - Welsummers (Gold)
4 - Phoenix (Gold)
4 - Boltons (Bay) {Gold Hamburg-strain OEPF)
4 - Welsh Harlequins (Silver)
1 - Blue Swedish ducklet (to grow up and marry george!)
? - Buff Dundottes
? - Buff Orpingtons
? - Swedish
4 - Faverolles (Salmon)
4 - Cornish (Jubillee; perfect for the diamond jubillee, for which they are named after)
4 - Dorking fowl (Silver Duckwing)
? - Random mutts
ooooohhh, I like list....
