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    Introducing new chicks to a year old flock

    THanks! I will keep trying and be patient.
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    Introducing new chicks to a year old flock

    My two new chicks (about 8 weeks old) have been staying in a cage in the coop for about 2 weeks now. I had it set up like a panic room for them, but found out that one of my older hens is aggressive and can still get in and she chases and bullies the youngers. For today I have locked the big...
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    Americauna Rooster??

    My chicks are supposed to be female Americaunas, about 6 weeks old now. One is much bigger than the other, and I get a sneaking suspicion that Penelope is a boy. She is the one on the left, the one on the right is Lily. Pictures following this one are of Penelope - anyone see features that...
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    Chickens not laying eggs in nesting boxes :-(

    I thought my chickens had stopped laying eggs, only to find out now, a week later, that they have created a new laying nest under a bush. It is full of a week's worth of eggs! How do I tell if they are good or not? I think I will remove the nest and place some of the eggs back in the nesting...
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    California-Southern

    Awesome! Thank you!
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    California-Southern

    This is my first winter having backyard chickens here in San Diego. Do I need to worry about any type of weather-proofing, i.e. cold weather precautions for my 3 hens? Thanks!
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    Hello - I'm new with a transgendered chicken

    UPDATE - I'm so thrilled to post that I found a wonderful home for my rooster! He now has two girlfriends and lives on a farm in Ramona where there are horses and other animals, and an owner who wants to have baby chicks, and has plenty of space for them. I am really happy to have found such a...
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    How do I know if an egg is fertile or not

    Thanks for all the feedback! I surely don't want to eat a rotten egg!
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    How do I know if an egg is fertile or not

    so after 7 days or so of being sat upon we could candle them to see. Can we eat them too even after 7 days of being sat upon? (sorry - I know that is not chicken lingo, I'm still just a new egg)
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    How do I know if an egg is fertile or not

    I'm curious too - is there a way to find if they are fertilzed w/o cracking the egg?
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    Post Pics Of Orps/ Orpingtons HERE

    My Orpington is black. My friend said it is an "Orphington" (orfington) but I think she mean's Orpington.
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    Hello - I'm new with a transgendered chicken

    Regarding the 20 posts before I can list my roo for free, I could not find the definition of "posts" and was wondering if this meant "new posts" in the forums, or me posting responses, or folks posting responses to my original posts? Thanks for the help!
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    What CAN'T chickens eat?

    Someone in another thread said NO CITRUS and no pear or apple seeds.
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