Posts by foxy2320

Thanks for the info. I'm trying to find a weaker bulb, the supply store only had 250, I'll check some other places today.

The front looks kind of like barred rock or Dominique mixed with something.

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It's hard to tell without seeing their tail and saddle feathers, as well as the back of their necks. It's still pretty early to tell, wyandottes are a slower maturing breed to begin with. I had a blue laced red Wyandotte that was...

If your buff (tan) colored one is laying light green eggs, then she would be an ameraucana/easter egger. The roo is beautiful. I'm not sure what he is, could be a mix of some sort, maybe some speckled Sussex or something in there. The...

Have you checked for any sort of pests? Mites, lice, etc. Check the vent and under the wings for lice clusters, check the coop area for mites. Also check her throat for worms. Gapeworms are small and red, and they live in the throat of...

I might have to if things don't get better. I can see her back feathers starting to come back in, and now that they're able to get out and free-range more I'm hoping the extra attention will slow down a bit if not stop all together...

I just realized that I had seen them checking out the food dish, but not the waterer. So I woke them up...again...and dipped their beaks in the water. They stood there and drank on and off for a couple minutes. I think maybe they were...

I think I just have to quit worrying and let them get through the night. They seem to be fine, but just to be sure I put them in the shaded area (they weren't happy that I woke them!), and after poking around for a bit they went back...

I had thought about that too, but I've never seen my head roo get ahold of face feathers, occasionally neck feathers, but he's actually really gentle and doesn't mount unless they squat for him. I haven't had a chance to see my #2 roo...