Saxony • Mink Hollow Farm Photo Gallery

Mink Hollow Farm Photo Gallery
Roural Route 2, Cochrane, Alberta, CANADA, T4C 1A2
403-932-6322
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SAXONY ALBUM
The chinooks that have crests can trace them back to these birds.

Max and the Saxonies, 1996.	Saxonies, April 2001. Notice the bird in the far back - this was believed to be hermaphroditic - 'she' quacked and acted like a duck, but has masculine colouring, AND the characteristically male curled tail feathers. To my knowledge, she never laid an egg. The duck in the foreground has a medium-sized crest.	Baby Saxonies We named the crested on "Mickey"