I was outside with my girls and my buff orphington squatted to poop but an egg yolk came out. What does this mean and do I need to do anything about this? Thanks in advance!!
I was taking pictures of my girls establishing their pecking order yesterday, and made it into a ridiculous blog post. Thought I would share because it makes me laugh (I'm easily entertained, haha)
http://livelovechickens.blogspot.com/2015/08/chicken-fight.html
They were!! I've had some new chicks since then that turned out to be males, but these were all ladies. :) I've got pictures of my barred rock & wyandotte, if you're interested... http://livelovechickens.blogspot.com/2015/05/breed-spotlight-silver-laced-wyandotte.html...
Yes, thanks for pointing that out. We do have it divided into two zones... not with a divider, but with one side having the heat lamp and the other side with their food and water. I appreciate you guys checking it out and giving some feedback! My husband isn't the best with grammar or spelling...
I couldn't find anything to say if this is allowed or not, so if it's not, please let me know! My husband made a temperature controlled heat lamp and I wanted to share on here in case anyone else is interested in making one. I would just copy and paste the instructions on here, but this is way...
That's right... not the other way around. I have a Plymouth Rock that keeps trying to show my chihuahua that she's the head of the flock by pecking at her, chasing her, etc. My dog will "take it" most of the time, but she has fought back twice now. I'm afraid my dog will have enough before long...
Thanks for all the responses! Looks like she has a single comb with light yellow legs. I'm not sure if she's bantam or LF. I'm putting a picture of her with the Welsummer (should be a Welsummer) who are both supposed to be the same age. The one I'm asking about is on the right. And feel free to...
Anyone have any idea what kinda chick this is? I asked for a Welsummer & Light Brahma and got this one instead of the Brahma. I'm thinking Americauna?? She is about a week old, and is tiny.
So happy, thank you all! Four weeks ago everyone thought she was a roo, even the hatchery I got her from. But after reading some posts on here, I decided to wait until she crowed, lol. Glad I waited! She's my biggest entertainer of my group.