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I think little Lucy may have hopped into the wrong bin
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Oh, the delightful chaos of chicken keeping! It seems our friend Petunia724 has found herself in a bit of a feathered mix-up with her latest additions. With three chicks brought home—two adorable barred rocks and a curious Americana—there's a little mystery afoot. Enter Lucy, who might just have hopped into the wrong bin and decided to join the party! Sporting a striking resemblance to Petunia’s Rhode Island Red, Penny, Lucy boasts a charming black tip on her tail feathers. Is she a mix, or just a sneaky doppelgänger? Join the conversation and help unravel this cluck-tastic conundrum! Let’s dive into the world of chicken identities and embrace the whimsy of these feathered friends.
 | My partner brought home 3 chicks. 2 barred rock and 1 Americana. I think we may have gotten another Rhode Island Red. She even has the black tip on her tail feathers. Maybe she’s a mix? But she looks strikingly similar to our RIR Penny. [link] [comments] |
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