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YOU FOUND THEM!! THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS!!! Just kidding. Have no idea what they are.

Are those Rhode Island Reds Pat?

Yeah, i'm looking at getting some Buff Orpingtons. I think they go broody.

Mine just lay and leave. Occasionally I will open the nesting box and someone will be there, if so, I close it and let them be. But they are gone later. I have left the eggs there for a few hours, but all the hens are in the run, doing their thing. Guess no broody ones there.

So, my guess as to gender would be female because the of the wings feathers. It looks like the 2 outside feathers are growing longer. In a male, they grow evenly. I think. Also, i think the chick at the top facing, well "Up" is a RIR too. No idea on sex there.

That's so neat. None of my Australorps seem to want to do that. They lay eggs, just nobody stays on them. If one decides to be broody, how will I know so I don't take the eggs? I hate to leave eggs out for a couple days to see if somebody will be broody. Is there a way to force a a hen to...

The two below the big black one in the big picture look like my Rhode Island Red chicks, about 2 weeks old.

What kind is she? I want to have a broody hen. I want to see them hatch and raise some chicks.

I really want some Jersey Giants. My next order will include 3-4 of them.

The black one looks like a Barred Rock. Am I right?

I hope mine is a buff Orpington. I wanted to buy some of those this year, but when I ordered, they were out. I would have waited for 3 more weeks. I couldn't do it. I got 15 Golden Buff (Red Comets) straight run and 4 RIR. I've never had either, so its a journey. My other chickens were...

tiffmw10, what kind of chickens are those? I bought a chick at 2 weeks old and it looks just like them. The guy selling it didn't know what kind it was, but I bought it anyway.

Brought the babies in because of storms. Their brooder is outside. This is how the went to sleep