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Actually, there are 2 behind her. The white one is a leghorn pullet (same age) The black is an ayam cemani that we just introduced. No, we do not breed. These arw spoiled rotten feather kids. 🤗

Thankyou!! I am confident you are correct.

I'll have too look them up. Thankyou.

It is very clear that she is not a leghorn pullet. Any thoughts on what she is? Her legs are huge. She is around 13-14 weeks old. I still think she's a pullet, but ultra huge!!! Very little comb and wattle development. Thankyou for any input.

Possible pendulous crop. This mornings exam yielded an impacted crop. I am so upset. I have to be away today. I set her up with acv, grit and some feed. I'll massage her when I get home. If I am unable to resolve it, and I'm skeptical that I will, ill have to get her to the vet. She does not...

I have no idea. I will inquire further. She has been there for 2 weeks. I feel bad I didn't grab her sooner.

Thankyou so much. She has not been handled at all. She's been making some crazy sounds that made the fat boy (our rooster) run from the barn to the house to see what he could see. Lol. She's in quarantine on our lanai.

This pretty peep has been at our local feed store for 2 weeks. I believe this is a hen. I was thinking around 10 weeks, but she is clucking. Any thoughts on age and gender? This bird makes a strange sound when our rooster crows.

My best girl Lilly from my shoulder. I lost her last month.

J.J our handsome sweet Rooster, looking after his lovely lady Leia.

I feel kindred spirits!!

Why are you here?

Beautiful!! My Lilly was my girl, although I loved the others dearly. Lil has only been gone for 3 weeks. Its been rough.

My FAVORITE. Hands down!!

Our Sally was given to us as an adult. Then we ordered from Meyer Hatchery. My newest group is from Tractor supply. I hand raise them and am actively involved with them. They do not interact with other family members the way they do with me.

When I fold the wing the way that it should be, everything is right in line. As soon as I let go, it falls. It appears to be a missing feather. I just don't know. I had the vet wrap strip cut and was hoping to put a figure 8 bandage on it, but she lost her mind over that piece of vet wrap and...

Thankyou. I hope so too. I'll try to remember. She cannot fly to the top of the brooder like her sisters yet, but she is close. She can run down a cricket, but growing up with leghorns is rough on a baby barred rock to keep up. Lol!

Struck my heart like a knife!!! The white Leghorn is my FAVORITE breed. They are so fun loving and busy and nosey!!!.They are super smart problem solvers. They come when they are called, the come to me when something is really wrong and they expect me to fix it. The loss of our Sally at 5 1/2...

I'm glad all has been resolved. Please no hard feelings. I sincerely appreciate you reaching out. I am leaning more towards a missing axial feather, at this point. Time will tell. I do not breed any of my chickens, so no worries on passing on more issues. Thankyou again.

From what I've read and observed with her, I believe she is missing her axial feather. I have left it alone. She can fly a little. She is smaller than the others, but she holds her own.