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Here are some updated photos of the 4 Sebright chicks. They are only 2 weeks old I think but to me it seems #3 looks like maybe a tiny comb is visible. Guesses on gender?

Well that's fine with me. I love the Sebrights

Do you have pictures of your bantams? Where did you get them?

Hello I have 4 chicks from the bantam assorted bin at TSC. The guy working said he wasn't sure but thought they came from Townline. I think 3 are Sebrights. Not sure about the 4th chick. What do you guys think? The first 4 images feature the chick I'm not sure of.

I have a cockeral that I was told was a pullet when I bought it. It is a bantam Cochin Silkie mix. He is beautiful and has not been agressive towards people. He's also not been overly agressive towards my 6 hens. But one of my hens, also a silkie Cochin mix, had a smallish bleeding wound on her...

I can not seem to figure out how to actually send a direct message.

Really? That's cool. Not to eat, correct,?he's pretty and has a good temperament. Can I send my contact info via a more private message?

Do you know anyone who would want such a lovely roo?

The Sebright was absolutely a roo. And the Cochin silkie mix is also a rooster. Based on behavior and so much crowing.

Hey they silkie Cochin mix is not working out. He's been too agressive in his attempts to mate with one of my hens. I don't have a very big coop or a sustainable way to keep them separate and safe/happy. could you take him back. He's a beauty but I really can't keep him.

Sexing some of my favorite chickens is so difficult. I love the silkies, Polish, the Sebrights. Now my flock is all silkies and the silkie Cochin mix roo. I want a couple Polish girls but don't want to risk the potential conflict between Pepper and new flock members in case they are actually...

This was taken just before the Sebright died.

He fought with my 2 little Sebright roos when I first brought him home. But then by the next day they were buddies, sharing a roost. Then less than a week later both my Sebright roos died suddenly within 24hrs of each other. I really have no clue why. Maybe injured or maybe completely unrelated...

The first photo was taken January 22. The second one on March 6

I actually bought the second bird pictured on January 22nd and was under the impression that it was a pullet. When I first brought it home I questioned if it was actually male based on how it interacted with my flock. However now I feel certain it is a cockeral because he's crowing now.

I think just 2 days locked out broke her of her of her broodiness. Thanks for the suggestion everyone

Hmm. I'm not sure how we can make that happen. Any suggestions?

This is what I came outside to! She was out of the coop most of the day. I will be blocking the coop off again tomorrow I guess!

I have a few silkies chicks I'd like to rehome. Located in Massachusetts. Can meet up anywhere reasonably close to pittsfield. White, possibly buff. Hatchery quality.