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Yes. I was also thinking about the same. Thanks for your concern.

I don’t think its Newcastle. Anyways thanks for your reply.

Hello guys. Can anyone help me to identify the disease. My chickens are dying one by one within few hours of symptoms. You can see in the pic face is swollen and comb turned blue colour. I am from India and there is no reports of bird flu either.

It's a female

10 weeks still no large comb, all are female

Dangerous for you as well as for your chickens...

All looks around 12-14 weeks old and all are female.

Red one male and white one is female from the first pic, the other pictures is not clear

White wash means all clean, all died

I know that, I have roosters and many hens, usually if you have hen who are fertile and suppose to lay eggs, rooster will stick around them to mate and fertilise eggs just before 10 days of laying, that I didn't noticed in this case.

Today I was surprised to see that my 4 and half month old pullet started to lay eggs. They usually don't lay before 6 months. This never happened before. I didn't even see her mating.

Latest update is that, there has been a white wash in my chicken coop, I Had nothing to do, only to watch them dying. Sorry guys RIP all.

I am really confused, don't know what to do. Till now what I have understood only the adult birds which are inter mating each other are effected of them 2 are rooster and 5 hen. Young ones are not showing any symptoms till now.

I am from north eastern part of India. Are these symptoms of avian flu?

They are all between 6 - 12 months.

I am from India and in my state there are no reports of avian flu.

I have 13 in flock and till now 4 died, 5 isolated (showing symptoms) and 3 are freed for now. All have died with 12 -16 hrs of showing symptoms. Symptoms are like watery poop, very weak, fast fast breathing. This has happened so fast that I could not even take any decision. Gave them...

Sorry Mike for the wrong post..

Yes I agree with Ol Grey Mare, you don't have any other way to tell the eggs are fertile or not but this will work if all the eggs are from same hen so Good luck and happy hatching.

This bird is indigenous breed of north east India, these birds are light weight and male weighs to 2.4 kg and female 1.5 kg. these are mixed coloured and are very flexible.