So this cutie was abandoned and brought to the wildlife rehab center I work at. No idea how old she is or what breed, but pretty sure she's a pullet. Any ideas as to what breed she could be? I'm thinking she's probably just a mutt, but boy are her legs green!
Well maybe just shear size will deter the cat. Blerg, part of me doesn't want to get more, I'm just so discouraged, but last time I only had two the girls started crowing.... So obviously they weren't feeling so confident. I'd love a hen that actually lays which is the other reason I'd rather...
I lost my partridge silkie pair to something yesterday. I'm thinking it was probably a cat. We have 5-6 foot fencing around the coop, one chicken was dead inside that area, the other was dead outside. Neither were remotely eaten and the only injuries were neck wounds. We've had someone's...
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So sorry to hear that If you live near any water, like rivers, creeks or ponds, it could've been a weasel. Neck wounds are their MO.
I live in a pretty residential area. We don't have a whole lot of wildlife. Definitely the occasional hawk, maybe an opossum here or there. But I've...
I went out to put my chickens to bed last night and found my pair of partridges dead. I think it was probably a cat neither of them were even remotely eaten but did have neck wounds. What an absolute disappointment... I was just getting excited about the possibility of baby silkies in the spring.
So I posted on here in... August I think? (on page 101 if anyone's interested in looking back) Asking about my two partridge's. While neither have laid an egg or crowed, I'm pretty sure my little one is a boy and my big one is a girl. I thought I'd re-post to follow up and get your opinions...
They really don't do much except cuddle with eachother. The littler one definitely peeps more which made me think s/he was younger than the other. The littler one seems to like to wiggle its way under the other one too. I've only had them for a few days so we'll have to see what develops...