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I will not be having an SAE project this year but I would still like to try to produce chicks. Right now I can't and won't accept any offers due to a sickness in my flock.

What if my chickens are molting underneath ( point of chest to ********). I was researching about molting and they all said they are suppose to start on the head. Also they all are sneezing. What can I do??

I live in east bethel minnesota

Hello, This is probably an odd request but its worth a try. I got 7 hens this may before school ended. One of them died to poor circulation but that problem was resolved. We made another window for air circulation. I have tried to talk my parents into buying a rooster but they said no due...

Thanks griffinsong I'm fairly new at this. Chris09 I'm in US. Thanks everyone else for helping identify my chickens! :)

I looked up pictures of both the splash Andalusian and splash Australorp. The size of the Andalusian looks like the size of my chicken. The color pattern of the Australorp looks like my chicken. The Andalusian lays white eggs and the Australorp lays brown eggs. I have been only collecting light...

Sorry it took this long. I was out camping for the weekend and just got back.

That's what I have been told but I don't believe that the ages they gave me were right. So I have no clue. I have been just been going off the information that was given to me when I picked up the birds. I had the Rhode Islands since May 30th and the others since Mid-June.

The Rhode Island ones are about 1 yr old (according to the farmer). The 3 others are 1.5 to 2 yr old (according to a friend of mine)

Thanks!:)

Thanks I will get a better picture tomorrow

The multicolored one has blueish grey legs

:DI currently have 7 chickens and I know one chicken I have is a barred Plymouth Rock and that's it. I'm wondering if you guys could help me identify them. I think the four darker ones are Rhode Island Red, the whitest one is a Delaware and the multicolored one is a ameraucana. I will post...