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Thanks for your responses! She is definitely "fluffier" than my other OEG, and has more of a U-Shaped body.

I hope these help!

Hi guys, thanks for your responses! She is a Bantam. And she is quite a bit fluffier than my other OEG, the mottled one. I'll try and get more pictures, with a good side profile...

She's around 4 months old, and her feathers are iridescent, but pretty matte, black...

I wish I could free range them so much, but we have too many predators- foxes, dogs, etc here ,and I'm sure the neighbor would have a fit if they went near her... Good for you that you have nice neighbors. :)

Haha Deckgirls, maybe they're related....

Amazing! I just researched them, and the description fits- Petunia is the sweetest thing ever and so cuddly!

Thanks guys, this is really helpful. I'm putting up a lattice fence on one side of the coop to shield her view and hopefully diffuse the situation, and I'm going to plant ivy to grow up the fence eventually so it should be pretty. And no - I never ever plan on bringing her eggs!! I'm sure...

Ah Thanks!!!!!! Any idea what this little girl is (the black one)? Her name is Newman (yes, that is a Seinfeld reference), she's also some kind of Bantam.

And I got them at my local Agway....

Ok let's see if these help. She always runs over to me when i come near, so it's hard to get a farther away picture. We have a special relationship. :)

This is Petunia, she's a Bantam around 3 months old. Any idea what breed she is, chicken experts? :)

They're Bantams, not sure what exact breeds. They're about 3 months old now. :)

Haha! Thanks. I'm trying to not to let her ruin things- sometimes it's easier than others.... :)

My neighbor has gone on the good ole internet and convinced herself that my chickens are going to give her histoplasmosis. Has anyone ever had to deal with this? How did you deal with this kind of situation? Details: My neighbor does not have immune deficiency (if she did, I could...