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Here is some more pics of her eye. She has it closed most of the time, but other times she barely opens it.

Thanks!! Yes there is an eyeball, but there is no pupil, 🤔

Also, how do I know if she is disease free? she is really wanting to go be with my two young 13 week old chicks,

Hi everyone! So this past week I have been taking care of my neighbors chickens while they are on a vacation, and they said that a fox keeps getting their chickens, and they have lost a lot of birds. I have been watching them since last Saturday and this chicken had been missing since I started...

Ok thanks! I just was curious, because I have never seen this before. 😊

I keep finding eggs with these little (bead) things, what is it?

I don’t know if this will help much but, my hen Sage had the same exact problem as yours, other than she didn’t have any worms 🤔. She was hunched over, closing her eyes, and she wouldn’t move, eat or drink. She looked the same as your picture you posted of her. I still don’t know what ever...

Haha! Oh don’t worry, I didn’t take it as you being a jerk, you’re just trying to be helpful!

Ya, I was just trying to explain how you can usually tell, and using my birds as examples between different genders. And I totally agree with u. 😊

I am not sure, but even at 12 weeks old females usually still don't have hardly any comb at all. If they are only 12 weeks old I would say most likely all cockerels. Sorry, :idunnoWhat makes me say that is just because at 12 weeks old all of my pullets still had no combs or wattles. Here is a...

For a good layer, I would recommend pearl white leghorns. Ours are about a year and 4 months old and none of them have missed a single day of laying an egg. And ours seem to be very friendly, towards us, and new birds, but I don’t know if it’s just because there was 4 kids always holding them...

I have realized that! I have the chicks fenced brooder in the run that I have another food and water station on, and when a chicken goes after a young one, the young one will jump up on it, but the older hen is always too lazy to do the same. 😆

Thank you everyone! I really wish I could make like a (portal) kind of thing, but the chicks are the same size as most of the older flock now. I really think the best option is to cage up the meanies, but the thing is, I just don’t have a big enough space to keep 3 birds separate from the rest...

Yes they have been in a (look-no touch) situation for about 5 weeks and I have been having the hardest time integrating the (2, 12 week old chicks in with our 4 red stars and 3 pearl white leghorn hens that are about a year and 3 months old. Half of the flock is fine with the chicks being...

Hi everyone! I really need ideas for cluttering my chicken run! I am integrating two chicks in with my existing flock and I read that there should be clutter in the run while they are getting used to each other. Thanks everyone!

Yes! She did!! :celebratea couple days later, we went to cvs and got tums. Started giving her that, and after 5 days she layed an egg again! She is now doing great! 😊

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I couldn’t decide which one I like better, 😝 Entry # 4 A duckling holding sparklers with fireworks and American flags (deepai)

If you do, I like fantasy mode, that’s what makes them look like paintings :)

I have been working with them for a while now and things are getting much better. Still not to the point where I would leave them unsupervised though, 🫤. I usually cage up the two bullies and then let all the others be together, and that seems great 😊. But then after a bit I will let the...