Recent content by Leslie10481

Oh no! Sorry to hear that. I left her in her own box but separated her from the rest. I’m hoping all goes well. Thanks for your advise.

Thank you so much for your advise. I use 18 gallon totes for nesting boxes. I ended up putting some hardware cloth in the surrounding area to give her own space. I’ll try to upload pics tmrw.

Hello BYC :caf I’m looking for some advise. I have a 7 month old Buff Orpington that has been broody for a little over a week. I do not have a rooster but I have collected some fertilized eggs from friends/family & have given them to her. Should I separate her from the rest of the flock...

She is beautiful..

I don’t know how to do either lol but my mom loves to sew, knit, crochet ;)

My mom knitted this cutie for me to keep on counter. We don’t wash or date our eggs. We keep some on counter for the week and the rest is refrigerated.:love

The one in the dish is looking like a male... :welcome

This is soooo cute! Love all the details:love

Sounds like it might have an impacted crop. I have only experience it with one of my 3 month old pullets. I separated her from the others. Only offered her water with electrolytes. I also massaged her crop a few times a day. I gave her a piece of bread soaked in olive oil. Good luck. I hope it...

Have you checked her crop?

I say pullet :)

He’s beautiful :love

How old are they? My Plymouth Rock & Buff Orpington both started laying at 5 months old.

I check mines twice a day:)

This is my daughter showing off my moms ugly bird