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Bumping this - apologies, I made it at like five in the morning.

So, I'm trying to think of a solution to my ails, and if you would also like to give me a solution to my ails, I'm definitely going to need it as well-explained and well-pictured as possible, as someone who doesn't do physical construction. But I'm attempting to make a waterer from a 5 gallon...

I made a thread about buying from online hatcheries but I wanted to also make a buy thread to see if there was anybody around my area that had any of the following: - faverolles, araucana, jersey giants, indian giants, brahmas, silkies, sultans, or other unique breeds to add to my flock I am in...

I'm looking to get about 4-5 more chickens for my flock and want to ask if there's sellers on here or good reputable hatcheries I can buy from online - I'm specifically looking for FEMALES ONLY, and looking for: faverolles, silkies (NOT bantams), jersey giants, indian giants, brahmas, araucana...

oh, alright! yeah, you cant tell any difference with her, i mean i had only noticed a while ago! oooh, i see. but no, ours is two fused back toes- but thank you all for the help!

Yes! It looks exactly like that!

Oh, okay! Yeah mine are the "it's dark leave me alone don't look at me or I will actually cry." type deal. Which like, same, honestly.

They're not quite like that - the back toes are connected side by side like as if they looked like they were just two fingers being held together but they were attached. Otherwise her feet look normal and I didn't notice this until just tonight!

Two of my chickens (Poppy and Greensleeves) are either Asian Blacks or Australorps. Magnolia is a Golden Laced Wyandotte (I assume, at least.) Thistle, Petunia, and Primrose are Buff (Laced?) Polish Crested. I can't post pictures right now because they're in for the night and also because I...

So, I have a chicken named Greensleeves - she's named after a variety of rose that's naturally greenish. We also call her Rosie. I never noticed this previously when she was a chick, but now that they're all grown up (and I'm not sure of where to put this thread!) I noticed something strange...