Okay, Diana was showing a little bit of moult around her neck but not a huge amout - probably why I missed it before.
I de-tic'd the entire coop from top to bottom and chickens who didn't like me very much for this act but they forgave me when I gave them salad - yum!
The following morning...
Not that I can see - feathers are fine and I de-lice the chickens and coop regularly. I can have another look in the 'morrow after work and see if there's anything different about her.
The wyndotte's giving us eggs like there's no tomorrow and she's in the same coop, too.
Hi, I'm Phoebe and I have 2 bantam pekins (Diana and Anntwynette), one wyndotte (Eagleface) and 2 new month old half silkie half pekin breeds! (Popcorn freaky two feet and Thunder) All the names have reasons behind them I assure y'all!
I also have a cat called Oddbit. She guards the chickens...
Unfortunately no, it didn't break through at all. No peeping at all. There was chirping and shaking which slowly died away and then... Nothing.
Good news for you though!! Pipping is always good - it'll take it's time :-) If it has a hole it has air so is in a much better situation now x
I have two bantam pekins, one of them, Anntwynette, has 2 chicks and is happily taking care of them. She's not laid eggs since having the chicks hatch and I figure this to be normal as she's got two babs to look after.
Her sister, Diana, is in a seperate living space with my other hen...
That happened to one of mine, depending on how long it has been since it was chirping and moving about depends on what's happened.
If you leave it be, nature should take it's course as intended though I agree this is rediculously hard!!
I am sorry to say that, unfortunately in my case, the...