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Hi, I made an account on here years ago and barely used it. I'm hoping to be more active this time. :) I have had chickens since the age of nine, and since then I've been hooked. I've raised banties, mainly Bearded d'Anvers, and I've had many a breed of laying hens. Currently the flock...

He could have some Bearded Belgian in him? Might be a mix, and they have many color types so maybe?

No, I can't go to the show... But if you really are interested, then maybe we could set up a date and time and meet somewhere in between Oregon and Washington. I'll bring the birds so you can pick the ones you want.

I live in the Oregon countryside. The coccidia was already on the property, we only found out we had it when our first litter of puppies showed signs of having it. We took them to the vet to be sure, so from then on we have had to treat each new litter for coccidia. My older birds and most of...

I guess I got lucky then...

I bought an americauna pullet from a county fair two weeks ago. She was perfectly fine when I bought her, she was supposedly laying green eggs too. So she was old enough to lay, but two days ago I found her dead in her little henhouse. There is coccidia on my property but I thought it only...

I have a trio of quail d'Anvers that came from some nice showbird lines. Their names are Benji, Blair, and Bree. I also have a trio of younger mille fluer d'Anvers with a cuckoo hen that I just got from a friend. They are adorable and their new colors and patterns are beautiful! I hatched some...

Thank you for the warm welcome everyone! I can't wait to explore BYC and get to know you guys. I raise quail antwerp belgians (known as just d'Anvers) and dutch. They are all banties of course and I love them all!

I'm not new to the chicken thing though... I'm a teenager who loves her birdies. I live in the very wet and green state of Oregon. I have 5 acres of land to work with and one small coop with 3 even smaller ones for banties. I'm always trying to learn new things about my birds and how to care for...