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Old 04-02-2010, 08:08 AM #1
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Mrs D,
Thems is a drawer full o' fluffy colored buttons for clown suits, right?
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The caption on the net for the chicks is that they were dyed with
non-toxic food color. And that the fluff is lost when the true feathers come in. Supposedly no harm to the chicks.
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Happy Passover and Easter to all. I hope it is a happy one. Mrs D that is so cute the colored chicks. Didn't they sometimes color poodles like that?
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The caption on the net for the chicks is that they were dyed with
non-toxic food color. And that the fluff is lost when the true feathers come in. Supposedly no harm to the chicks.

Well, golly gee whiz. That blows my theory all to heck....

I actually thought there was some magnificant ROOSTER running around with incredible super-powers beyond any proven scientific reason....
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I actually thought there was some magnificant ROOSTER running around with incredible super-powers beyond any proven scientific reason....
There are Chickens called the Easter Egg chickens, I thought maybe the chicks hatch this color from those green or blue eggs!

Sent the video of the kittens to my grandkids, they will love it..thanks.

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