Info about d'uccles?? Also can I get some diagrams of any poultry anatomy??

[sunny_bellyboo]

Hello everyone, my next show is still pretty far away. Here's what has happened recently:

• I re-enrolled to 4-H
• I'm only doing poultry this year
• I've decided on taking d'uccles
• I joined the avian team
• I've forgot most parts of a chicken

So if anyone could give me info on d'uccles or chicken facts/ anatomy please help! @Wyorp Rock @21hens-incharge @cluckmecoop7 @Butterscotchbitesfinger

 

[cluckmecoop7]

Hi, thanks for tagging me! I don't own that breed, so I probably won't be of much help. I need to log out, so I can't give you much info right now but I have this so far.
- Clucky
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Also known as Barbu D'Uccles, these pint-sized birds have personality by the bucketful, they love your company and will often fly up to your arm or shoulder to sit there and chat with you. D'Uccles' are true bantams meaning there is no large fowl counterpart for the bird.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Good luck with the D'Uccles!
What parts of a chicken do you need to know! LOL

You might find this helpful:

https://www.uspoultry.org/education.../Lesson11/PoultryAnatomyandPhysiologyPres.pdf

 

[sunny_bellyboo]

Good luck with the D'Uccles!
What parts of a chicken do you need to know! LOL

You might find this helpful:

https://www.uspoultry.org/education.../Lesson11/PoultryAnatomyandPhysiologyPres.pdf

all of them

 

[sunny_bellyboo]

Hi, thanks for tagging me! I don't own that breed, so I probably won't be of much help. I need to log out, so I can't give you much info right now but I have this so far.
- Clucky
______________________________
Also known as Barbu D'Uccles, these pint-sized birds have personality by the bucketful, they love your company and will often fly up to your arm or shoulder to sit there and chat with you. D'Uccles' are true bantams meaning there is no large fowl counterpart for the bird.

thanks

 

[Butterscotchbitesfinger]

Hello everyone, my next show is still pretty far away. Here's what has happened recently:

• I re-enrolled to 4-H
• I'm only doing poultry this year
• I've decided on taking d'uccles
• I joined the avian team
• I've forgot most parts of a chicken

So if anyone could give me info on d'uccles or chicken facts/ anatomy please help! @Wyorp Rock @21hens-incharge @cluckmecoop7 @Butterscotchbitesfinger

Sorry I don’t show my chickens nor do I even have d’uccles

 

[sunny_bellyboo]

Sorry I don’t show my chickens nor do I even have d’uccles

that's ok

 

[Wyorp Rock]

all of them

Well, I would start with the article I linked.
Googling poultry anatomy will provide you with an abundance of information.
I don't know anything about 4-H, but I would "assume" your leader would also be able to direct you to information too.

 

[Ladies-Eight]

Good luck with the D'Uccles!
What parts of a chicken do you need to know! LOL

You might find this helpful:

https://www.uspoultry.org/education.../Lesson11/PoultryAnatomyandPhysiologyPres.pdf

This is an excellent link for the anatomy and physiology of the chicken.

 

[sunny_bellyboo]

Well, I would start with the article I linked.
Googling poultry anatomy will provide you with an abundance of information.
I don't know anything about 4-H, but I would "assume" your leader would also be able to direct you to information too.

Yeah, thanks for the help