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As of now the flocks are separate. But I'm not sure if it'll stay that way if the younger rooster of the young flock gets over turned by a older rooster from another flock

Each flock does have a rooster. Some have more than one. All my birds are free range and I have a huge roosting area that everyone uses

Each flock does have a rooster. Some have more than one. All my birds are free range and I have a huge roosting area that everyone uses

I have a variety of different chickens. Standard and bantam. Cochins, silkies, Japanese bantam, old English, maran, etc. Most of my birds has their flock established. My questions is while a young flock stay and breed together rather than breaking off and joining other flocks

They're more than likely cross breeds

Thanks.

What breed of duck are these?

Thanks

I have her with my oldest pullet. They are getting alone but their cage is small so they need to go to the big pen

I have a couple of Japanese bantams and a rooster. I just got a seabright hen and my other hens aren't taking to well to her. I had to put her in a separate cage today because the top of her head didn't have any feathers and her eye was swollen. The cage she in is temporary but she needs to be...

they're older now than in the picture and all of the yellow has turned white. As soon as I get back to my lil boogers I'll post updated pics. I'm sure I have a boy and girl.

Just wondering, what makes you say Ancona?

thanks thanks for the info

Blue Swedish or rouen? They're older now, I'll see if I can't upload updated pics soon