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Good morning Everyone;I have great news .My white NN ,Charlotte Just laid her first egg this morning. It is small and tinted. She is my avatar photo. I just had to share my news.

Awesome, congrats!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  Tinted???????????? blue, green, pink, brown?????

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It's tinted pink.And boy was she letting the whole neighborhood about.

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queenchick  that is great news,  I still love to find each egg in the nesting boxes !

 

Homeschool    I have another thought that is not an ointment or cream.  Have you seen the collars that are used by vets for dogs and cats after surgery or just to prevent scratching ?  Some one on BYC fixed a dixie cup around a birds neck to prevent her from scratching.  And it worked ! The skin healed and she removed the collar and the hen no longer has a problem.

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Something you could try, is white vinegar diluted 50/50 w/ water and swab it on.  My daughter has fought w/ acne since leaving the Army 10+ years ago and after all her efforts, she gets the best result w/ vinegar.  It certainly wouldn't cause harm and it might help.  DD has done this rather than be on a long antibiotic regimen like for months.  Her skin is generally clear now.  Have you isolated her at all, I can't remember.  It doesn't seem contagious in a normal sense.  If she isn't suffering, and it remains dry, I would hold off on culling.  If someone else different gets it, then culling is needed, as hard as that can be.  She is still a baby so keep notes as to how the seasons affect the "rash".  We can be educated that way. That's a good thing about this thread, we learn the odd things that can happen to our birds.
 

Have lots of chickens, some where around 50.  Quit counting, numbers can be intimidating.  We have Naked Necks, Yellow Sex links and a few odds and ends, only 3 EE's left until new chicks this spring. Only other pets are 3 cats, 2 ancient ones and a youngster.  DH loves my chickens.
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Have lots of chickens, some where around 50.  Quit counting, numbers can be intimidating.  We have Naked Necks, Yellow Sex links and a few odds and ends, only 3 EE's left until new chicks this spring. Only other pets are 3 cats, 2 ancient ones and a youngster.  DH loves my chickens.
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Pics of Ms White today, I'm still thinking boy but really hoping girl, what do you guys think?

 

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Today's pics of Reba, still thinking girl

 

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a group shot, Reba has lost her white head feathers, it's to bad I thought they were cute.

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the nn eggs i got from kkh never hatched i was pretty bummed  about it for a few days as i was excited about them hatching but they never did they were under my silkie hen i don't know what went wrong i opened the eggs they were fully developed but never pipped so i guess they gave up  

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Today's pics of Shakespear, I'm still thinking boy, he is blue barred.

 

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Here he is between two other barred chicks, any of them look like girls?????

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the nn eggs i got from kkh never hatched i was pretty bummed  about it for a few days as i was excited about them hatching but they never did they were under my silkie hen i don't know what went wrong i opened the eggs they were fully developed but never pipped so i guess they gave up  
That's not good sad.png I have two broody's sitting on 6 eggs (combined). I just ordered something to candle them with so I have to wait 'til that gets here. I'll let you know how it goes. We're on day 13.

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Here are today's pics of the black combed (girls I think) there are 3 different ones

 

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2 band

 

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1 band

 

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1 band

 

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0 band

 

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