We have recently moved house and the girls didn't really like the move. They have the same coop and a bigger run. They have also just started molting.
Now they are not laying they have been sleeping in the nest boxes and pooping in there. All three try to get into one box.
Should I remove the...
I have 1 Australorp, an Australorp x with something? and a Buff Orpington. They are about 9 months old and have a big coop and run.
My friend has five 1yr old bantams which she needs to rehome very soon. I was wondering if they could get along with my hens or will they get picked on too much.
sorry yes I mean the red wobbly thing on top of her head. The comb, thanks.
She seems otherwise well and although she is the skinniest of my 3, she lays the best eggs.
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I did wonder about that. anyone else think it might be a he? It has been getting a bit aggressive with the buff one. How does he/she look different to the Australorp (other than colouring) to make you think maybe a cockeral?
I believe the two black ones are 4 months old and the middle...
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No, can't say that I have ever seen a kangaroo in real life. I hope to visit Australia one day.
(don't you have snow in the mountains there?)
Have you ever been water skiing?
There is snow here I've just never been there.
No, I have never been water skiing.
Have you ever been on TV?
I have a chicken that looks just like these. I was told it was an Australorp x with and appalatian. I sth aat right? It doesn't sound right. Sounds more like a horse. I'll post a picture tomorrow. I think she is beautiflu. My son thinks she is faded!
After a week of sitting with them and bringing a bucket of goodies every time I go out there they are finally getting used to me. They still run away at first but soon come out when I sit down. My 5 yr old son asked me why I stare at the chickens so much? Maybe I am getting a little obsessed but...