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I love them all so much. Here is a picture. So she is tall but petite.

Thank you so much. They will be prettier after they molt for sure.

It’s appears a little big for a bantam but small for normal

What about this one? It’s not an Austrorp its tails feathers are much higher. Thoughts?

Thank you so much. The yellow in the feathers made me start to question it.

I think so. I need to keep my roosters separate bc I don’t want barnyard mix.

Can y’all show me how your chicken coops are setup to separate and breed true to breed?

Okay good that’s what I thought but it’s tail feathers were soo long

Do you have experience using this in a rainy run?

I live in Texas and I have a large outdoor run for my ducks with a dirt floor. It use to be grass but they ate it all. We are in the rainy season right now and I need some ideas on how to keep the outdoor run (not the enclosed duck house and coop) from getting dirty and smelly. I am looking...

I’m be been very gently treating my duck that was attacked by dogs. Today during further inspection, I lifted her wing and could see her heart beating. What do I do. Vets won’t see her

They are suppose to Pekin but now I’m wondering. Hmm

I was looking for some advice on plumping up my Pekin. My male ducks are around one year old and weigh five pounds. The females are around 4.5. How do I plump them up? They are all well.

I know lots of you ladies and gentlemen have quail and I am looking for your expertise. I prefer to stay natural but am open to your suggestions I hate to cull unless necessary .

Reviving this thread. Hoping y’all can tell me, I’m new to quail.

Which ones do you think are drakes?

I think so but I have been doing this only about six months and never had one like this. Usually they all pop and hatch well. I’ve only had one with a curled foot.

I recently had one chic that pipped and failed to hatch and presented as shown. What is this called I want to research and learn from it.

I did end up having to dispatch the bird. Thank you all.