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  1. Cheri14

    Late stage - Dead in shell

    Does the yolk being outside of the abdomen indicate the age of death? I read two schools of thought, one being that the yolk goes into the abdomen on day 19 and the other being the yolk doesn't go into the abdomen until just before hatch or even as late as after they pip.
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    Late stage - Dead in shell

    This is the 3rd pic.
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    Late stage - Dead in shell

    I have a LG still air incubator with an egg turner. I bought 15 shipped eggs. I could see from candling that three of the embryos had died by roughly day 8. The 5 embryos i am asking about were all late stage death in the shell. One of them was upside down in the egg so i know what happened to...
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    Impacted Crop in EE chick

    I've had chickens for a few years now and I've never had a problem like this before. I got this chick at a day or two of age along with two others. For the first two days I used coastal as nesting material until I got some pine shavings. I noticed her stretching out her neck and making odd head...
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    Unsure of the breed

    What tells y'all it's an EE?
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    Unsure of the breed

    To be clear, I'm not asking about the red one. I'm asking about the other two.
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    Chick trouble

    They are on chic starter only. I do however have a pan of dirt in there for them so they can đust themselves. I agree with you, they act like they are trying to get something to go down. On one of them the crop is lopsided. It feels full, but not firm. It started this yesterday and the other...
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    Unsure of the breed

    What breed are these two hens?
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    Chick trouble

    The chicks are about 10 days old. Two of them will stretch their neck way out and move their head around in an odd way. I've had lots of chicks, but i haven't seen this before. They act normal otherwise. They still eat/drink and move around. I'm concerned it may be a crop issue and I'm not...
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    Orpington, roo or pullet?

    Thanks for the replies.
  11. Cheri14

    Orpington, roo or pullet?

    Tell me what you see that tells you it's a rooster. I'd like to learn.
  12. Cheri14

    Orpington, roo or pullet?

    Judging by when they were given to me, I'm thinking they are 4 months-ish.
  13. Cheri14

    Orpington, roo or pullet?

    I'm new at this so I could use some assistance.
  14. Cheri14

    What kind of chickens are these two younguns?

    Thanks for the replies
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    What kind of chickens are these two younguns?

    I have 4 RIR and I didn't think this one looked like my other 4.
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    What kind of chickens are these two younguns?

    The above is one color we have and the below is a different color we have. They were given to us by someone who got them from and elementary class.
  17. Cheri14

    Dead chic :-(

    This morning one of my 7 week old EE's was dead in the coop. No apparent sign of trauma. Any ideas?
  18. Cheri14

    White Leghorn. Roo or no?

    Did I stump everyone?
  19. Cheri14

    White Leghorn. Roo or no?

    Is the one on the left a roo? Does the difference in the two mean one is a roo and the other isn't?
  20. Cheri14

    Ameraucana thread for posting pictures and discussing our birds

    Without going into more detail than y'all would want to type, what are some of the characteristics of the AM? Tell me in novice terms please.
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