Cool! I'll have to tell her!Those are definitely geese. I'm pretty sure they are Embden because my Mom used to have them.
I'm pretty sure they are Embden

Oh, but she says that they don't seem to be that friendly! She told me even when she feeds them, they are honking and pecking at her! She doesn't understand why after 19 years! Maybe they are trying to be friendly and she's misinterpreting it! lolBut they are actually very affectionate with family members....funny little birds.
Maybe they are both frustrated males!Sometimes the males can be a little unpredictable but all of the females I've been around are pretty sweet. My Mom's male would sometimes chase you and try to beat you with his wings. LOL

I'd refer her to post #10Oh, but she says that they don't seem to be that friendly! She told me even when she feeds them, they are honking and pecking at her! She doesn't understand why after 19 years! Maybe they are trying to be friendly and she's misinterpreting it! lol

Bhahahaha!! When I saw your post, I was like, "I wonder what's back on post #10?"I'd refer her to post #10![]()
As I'm 'flipping' computer pages, it hit me before I even got to it!!
Figures! 
I love Meyer hatchery, they are about a half hour away from here. I don't have chickens anymore though... The GSDs picked them off and what they left the wild critters got :'( I love my chickens.For those of you who want some "Bling" for your chickens, LOL:Meyer Hatchery - 时间线 | Facebook
hat are they gold laced Wyandotte's? Looks like they have the right comb for it but they lack the body, are they bantys?
Gosh they're beautiful!!
hat are they gold laced Wyandotte's? Looks like they have the right comb for it but they lack the body, are they bantys?

I really think it's the latch.
I thought they looked like bantys. I've not owned sebrights but they are so pretty, and of course now that you say their name I'm shocked I didn't see it. I am chicken fan.They are called Sebrights, a fancy banty. The one above is a Golden Sebright but they also come in silver. They were bred for more ornamental purposes so probably won't become part of my flock.
Silver Sebright
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Why do people do that? 

