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Go to this website and compare their picture of a buff wyandotte to your bird... http://www.orpingtonsuk.com/forsale.htm

It is a gorgeous buff Wyandotte.

A text. Wow. That is so not O.K.

X2 means, "I agree with the comment and it would be silly to say it a second time." X3 means, "I agree with the comment and it would be silly to say it a third time." This can go on and on and on...

I am so sorry. I wish it had been something simple and easy. This is not easy.

And silver laced Wyandotte hen

Here is a pic of my roo.

Sometimes they just need a little time to heal. Another thing to look at is the bottom of their feet. There is this thing called bumble foot. Does she have a big ball in the middle of the bottom of her foot?

They look like roosters to me. I had one I gave to a hobby farmer not too long ago. Those feathers around their necks...

I am sorry the little woodies didn't make it. Thank you for trying to save them.

That one has sturdy legs and a lot of comb for a hen at 11 weeks. My bet would be rooster. I am NOT an expert but am a momma of two buff Orpington hens who are 1 year olds. Your chickens are lucky to live in that fabulous expanse!

Fang's blog has a five month update since surgery! He looks really good!,

Try this link... http://kilmalliefarms.com/KF_contact.html

Thank you for the update! We think of fang often and enjoy reading about him.

Never mind. Your other thread of the same ilk has WAY better responses!