[yellowpenguin]

Oh ok I understand now lol 

[Lacocklady]

How are they looking now Yellowpenguin, it would be interesting to see their progress?

They are definately full of the 'ahhh' factor  any closer to finding out their breed?

[yellowpenguin]

I will go and do another picture now lol

[hillfooter]

strangely none of the poots have ever pooped on me yet 

So even though they sit on you they don't 5hit on you

Yes I got the identification wrong they aren't Pinkenries they are Pinketties see the top rhs of the photo and here's a photo of a hen bird for comparasion
HF

[yellowpenguin]

One more lol

[yellowpenguin]

And another 

[hillfooter]

OK being serious for a minute these look like a mixed bunch of crosses to me and you should ask the person you got them from.  The one at the lhs rear looks to have similar colouring to a Vorwerk thpough i don't know if there's a bantam version so could be a cross with VW in it (see my avatar).   Don't think that millefleur colouring.
HF

[Lacocklady]

  @ Hillfooters humour

Thanks for posting the updated photos Yellowpenguin, they really are nice looking chicks. I particularly love the black & goldie coloured one on the left of the picture

[yellowpenguin]

They are just great, moving to outdoors tommorow. We also got a couple of black rocks for the other coop today. Just getting paranoid about the fox now, as we lost two girls to him a couple of weeks back. Cant describe the pain that caused. Barricaded them in as much as we can but keep reading posts on here, that are really scarey.

[Lacocklady]

I know what you mean about the fox, I try not to think about it anymore than necessary or I would drive myself to distraction. I am new to keeping chickens got my 1st this year, I have 5 now in total, although my father used to keep chickens and always wanted some.

I can imagine how upsetting it can be to loose hens to the fox, it's just a risk we take I suppose and all we can do is all we can to keep them as safe as possible.