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    Light Sussex Thread!!!

    She's a confusing bird. Our friends had complaints from their neighbours about the early morning cock a doodles and she sounds just like a rooster. Poor darling. I'm not giving up on her. She's staying here.
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    Hen or Rooster light Sussex

    I am wondering if I could change her behaviour by feeding her foods high in estrogen? Any thoughts?
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    Hen or Rooster light Sussex

    Wow folks! Thanks for the amazingly detailed information! I really appreciate it. I do know hens can crow - as I said my buff Orpington does a pretty convincing cock a doodle Doo, but she's a very girly girl. Sounds like hormones might be the cause of her appearance and behaviour then...
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    Hen or Rooster light Sussex

    Isn't that funny. I wonder if some hens can have an extra male chromosome?
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    Hen or Rooster light Sussex

    I think s/he is about a year old. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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    Hen or Rooster light Sussex

    Whole body view
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    Hen or Rooster light Sussex

    Hello everyone We have taken a friends light Sussex on because she crows (as does our buff orp) but I'm not convinced she is a girl. Our friends are certain she was laying. Can anyone tell from this photo please. Her comb and wattles are larger than my last light Sussex. Cheers Anne. Sent from...
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    Light Sussex Thread!!!

    This is 'her' again.
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    Light Sussex Thread!!!

    Hello everyone We have taken a friends light Sussex on because she crows (as does our buff orp) but I'm not convinced she is a girl. Our friends are certain she was laying. Can anyone tell from this photo please. Her comb and wattles are larger than my last light Sussex. Cheers Anne.
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    greetings from Melbourne Australia!

    Hi there I have also just joined and am in Melbourne Australia. My hens are not losing any feathers at the moment. Have you had a look through their feathers at their skin? Anne.
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