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    Hello, and welcome to the family. :) I too love my Buff Orpingtons. They have wonderful personalities and are great layers.
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    Resuce chickens!

    Hi, and first let me say thank you for taking in those sweet babies. I too do rescue.... and have come across many in this condition, and worse. At first glance I would say they look fairly healthy considering the condition you said they came from. As for how you are keeping them, that is fine...
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    Resuce chickens!

    Hi and welcome. Thank you for taking in those poor birds. The living conditions you have them in is perfect, for now. Like others have said...worm them, de-lice them, and feed them a high protein diet. You can supplement their diet with hard boiled eggs, dry cat food, and any meat scraps you...
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    Game bird!??

    Thanks R. I know he is fairly calm, and young. His spurs are just nubs.
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    Game bird!??

    This little guy came into our rescue yesterday. He was an owner surrender. The previous owner is moving and can not take him along. Anyone know his breed? I would love to get this little guy a few hens...I LOVE his coloring!
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    Golden Cuckoo D'anvers?? Tiny little Bantams.

    Thank you hdowden, I sent them a PM. Hoping to hear back...soon! :)
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    Golden Cuckoo D'anvers?? Tiny little Bantams.

    Thank you Ms. They are super sweet and friendly little birds....I think they will be my "new favorites" LOL
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    Golden Cuckoo D'anvers?? Tiny little Bantams.

    These little Bantams were brought to our rescue today...I have no idea the breed, but they are SUPER small, a LOT smaller than my Bantam Cochin's Anyone know the breed? Golden Cuckoo D'anvers??
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    is there a dewormer that's safe for layers??

    Are you sure your birds need worming? We do not use chemicals here on our farm, and have had GREAT success with DE, and pumpkins, ( when available) Just my opinion, :)
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    Talk to me about Swans. NOW with Pictures

    Dr. Todd : You need to get the swan on water. Mute swans are one of the more aquatic species of swan and they are very prone to foot issues (bumblefoot being a major one) if they are kept off the water. They weren't designed to walk around, hence the bird sitting down a lot. Thanks Dr. Todd...
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    Talk to me about Swans. NOW with Pictures

    Quote: Wow, thanks for that info. I guess we will just see if it tries to nest, or lays an egg. LOL Hoping to turn it out in the spring.
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    Talk to me about Swans. NOW with Pictures

    Quote: Yup, been crazy around here...one step forward, two steps back kinda year How ya been???????
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    Talk to me about Swans. NOW with Pictures

    Quote: How do I know if it is a male or female??? It IS a mute swan, right?? Are they mean?? This one scares me! LOL
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    Talk to me about Swans. NOW with Pictures

    OK, SO I was able to get a few pics of him/her this evening. S/he wouldn't stand up for a picture, I am guessing because its scared. SO, I am thinking because of the coloring, either a young one, or mixed???
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    Talk to me about Swans. NOW with Pictures

    I didn't get to look at her too well, she was so scared and didn't want to come from the crate. I placed her in the barn in a stall, completely fenced so she can't get out. She is a Mute Swan. White with the black on her face around the bill. She also has some grey mottling in her feathers, so I...
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