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  1. Rose the Legbar

    Please help, sick hen and nothing is working

    Thank you so much for the help! She has been separated since Thursday due to being lethargic. I will see if any friends have Enrofloxacin or amoxicillin before buying it and having to wait for shipping. I will start to weigh her as well.
  2. Rose the Legbar

    Please help, sick hen and nothing is working

    Under her vent area is not enlarged but it is very firm and it feels weird and lumpy and not normal. Kinda chunky almost. It has gotten more and more lumpy over the days. She only will drink water with doxy in it or just plain water. She wont drink anything else. She sometimes will pick at mushy...
  3. Rose the Legbar

    Please help, sick hen and nothing is working

    @Wyorp Rock and @Eggcessive , I know you two are absolutely awesome at possibilities and how to help chickens. Adding an image of her comb spot, it seems to be turning a little bit purple :( She is napping right now, not in the sun though. She walked out of the sun which isn’t normal for her.
  4. Rose the Legbar

    Please help, sick hen and nothing is working

    Hi, I have a sick hen who is I think turning 3 this year. She hasn’t laid an egg in around 2 months if I am knowing whos eggs are whos. On thursday I found her on the next with what seemed to be straining. She hopped off of the nest and drank a ton of water snd just stood there. I knew something...
  5. Rose the Legbar

    What are these younglings?

    The second one i am leaning to pullet with. Time will tell but the comb and wattles are only slightly pink, and no growth.
  6. Rose the Legbar

    6 week old Arctic Blue Egger…

    Legbar based blue/green egger mix! Cute girl :)
  7. Rose the Legbar

    What predator would pile up dead chickens?

    Probably some sort of weasel/stoat as they are known to kill for sport. Do you know if weasels/stoats are in your part of the world? It could be fox but they dont sport hunt usually.
  8. Rose the Legbar

    Red Comb! Maybe roo😭

    Honestly, that red that early is looking like a boy.
  9. Rose the Legbar

    Salmon Favorelle Roo or Pullet?

    It could go either way but I am going pullet mainly due to the amount of white and light browns there are.
  10. Rose the Legbar

    Hen or roo?

    How old are they, that would greatly help.
  11. Rose the Legbar

    Will these breeds mix well?

    Your polish and silkies may get picked on by the other chickens because they are unique looking. If you want show birds to be in good condition for show, I would keep them separated from the other girls. Sometimes funky feathered breeds can mix, other times they wont.
  12. Rose the Legbar

    Nick's Modern Games

    They are so cute! I love their face shape 🥰
  13. Rose the Legbar

    Mystery Chicks bought on impulse

    #1 is an egger mix! I see those muffs!
  14. Rose the Legbar

    Handling New Chicks

    Sometimes some birds just don’t like to be handled, it’s completely normal. Just even sitting by your birds and giving them snacks or scrambled egg will get them to trust you.
  15. Rose the Legbar

    rooster or hen

    Pullet! :)
  16. Rose the Legbar

    What is wrong with my sisters chickens?

    What is she feeding them and what is their protein % in the feed.
  17. Rose the Legbar

    Adopted Roo

    He reminds me of a female sicilian buttercup… but without the buttercup comb and he is not a female. Certainly a gorgeous bird but most definitely not a wyandotte haha.
  18. Rose the Legbar

    What breed and sex bantams

    The first chick is a cornish bantam! Your only boy that I see so far is the barred chick with a red comb in the second photo. The dark brown chick looks to possibly be a rhode island red bantam? The chick in the last image looks like a sultan possibly? I am unsure. What some absolutely beautiful...
  19. Rose the Legbar

    Light Brahma has blue eyes. Possibly not Marek’s (hopefully)

    Does her pupil contract with light or does it stay huge like that?
  20. Rose the Legbar

    Introducing 3 pullets to a single game fowl hen

    What you’re doing right now sounds good. Continue doing that until the chicks get a bit bigger (17 or so weeks). By then, they should be able to fend for themselves against your big girl. Sometimes the adults will never fully care for the younger chicks, sometimes they become a cohesive flock...
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