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That makes sense because and am not seeing a more feathers than normal. Thanks.

Should I see a excess of feathers in the run & coop?

I am outside of Atlanta Ga. The chickens are bout 1 1/2 old. I am feeding them layer pellets (16-or 18%).. All the birds seem to be fine and healthy not showing signs of illness. No discharge from eyes or nose. I have seen some signs of runny poop but not al lot.

I have (2) separate coops with multiple chickens and hardly any eggs. Coop (1) has 45 hens and (2) roos they have a large run area and a completely covered roosting area with ample space for all the birds. Inside roost automatic water and feed. coop number (2) 18 birds these are my breeding...

i have a flock of about 60 birds and I am noticing a couple of birds that have watery eyes and are sneezing. What do you guys suggest I do? First time flock, Another thing to note is we started having colder days here High 30's low 40's at night.

Thanks for all the help!!

These are my first birds, how long do they stay like this?

No feather loss at all.

It has been a week and we are getting aroung 8-10 eggs a day. Still way off from 28-32. I am puzzled can not find any reason they are not laying. Any suggestions?

We had a friend come by to collect eggs for about 3 days. I am not sure if that is what spooked them or not.

Did this help any!!

After looking at the pictures I would say "Ceacal" brown mustard colored.

Now that you mention that some of their dropping did look a little runny. No there are not any hidding places to lay eggs.

Mid 80's and humid. Typical Georgia weather but we have had an extremly hot summer and they laid all summer.

I checked I do not see any mites. They seem to been fine by appearence but only getting 3-4 eggs a day compared to 28-34 last week. They do not seem to be lethargic or inactive. Puzzled...

Don't laugh... Should I be able to see the mites on my birds? If not how can I determine if they have mites?

What do you recommend for mites?

We keep a 55 gallon waterer filled so I think they stay hydrated. I will put some DE out this afternoon for the mites. It has actually cooled off a little bit here in Georgia still humid.

I have about 55 birds (Barrocks, RR, Buff, Whiteleg horns) they are about 8 months. We are usually collecting around 30-32 eggs a day. We went out of town this past weekend and the person who was watching the brids called us and said that a Buff had died. No marks, no blood just died. The...