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As far as I can tell the hens have stopped sitting on the eggs, there's ten left, and one is peeping...any suggestions?

I have a hen who has hatched 2 chicks and is still sitting on a pile of eggs, one of which I know has broken...how long will she continue sitting? When do we intervene?

We've had one chicken sitting on a few eggs for two weeks. This morning another hen was sitting on the nest. Is it normal for them to give each other a break like that?

Not a chance LoL Love the lil fellow...he's very sweet...we ended up with another rooster, too...a big Black Langershan...hoping that doesn't cause a problem in the future

No question now LoL This is our lil Flint today...he is definitely all rooster. pretty boy!

So funny...he crowed last night! It was faint at first and then he started doing it over and over with more confidence (of course it was at sundown instead of sunrise, but I'm sure he'll sort it out LoL) Lots of sound out of such a lil fella :) We are happy parents

"Flint" one month later...still not sure if a roo or pullet, but tail feathers seem to be curving...we're hopeful. The lemon color has sure spread...he/she is a beautiful addition to our lil flock regardless :)

That's part of the question...we're not sure of the age...it is very small but has lost all the fuzziness, so we're figuring that. We are comparing him to our new hens that are now about 7 weeks (they are all much larger due to their breeds)

Why thank you :)

We're not really sure...we're thinking 4-6 weeks...has all his feathers, just little, like the size of a small quail

Thanks everyone...we'll love he or she no matter what...just want a rooster, and now we just won't get one til we know for sure if it's a cockerel or a pullet :)

"it" did fly immediately, we had to put extra wire up...

That's a beautiful hen. The difference is that "it" has a wattle. I posted another picture below...

But "it" has a wattle Oh goodness...LoL

We were told this little guy is a "Modern" Bantam; however we cannot find a similar photo to compare him to. We believe he is 4-6 weeks old. He has dark colored feet and is primarily like a slate grey color. The light color on around is neck is already becoming more pronounced.

Hello, we have 2 Chanteclars and 2 Orpingtons that have stopped laying (well we get like 1 every couple days out of the 4). They are just over 1 year old now. We live on the central coast of California where we have had a couple hot days, but this last week has been mild summer weather. Any...