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I ended up naming her Tilly/Matilda and if a boy (hopefully not) possibly Clive, not very Christmasy but oh well:D

Thank you for all the great names, I will tell you when I settle on one

Great names:thumbsup

I wanted to do some of those but I don't know if the chick is a boy or a girl, I can always change it though.

This is my new chick who hatched on Christmas an I need a name for him/her. He/she is really goofy and loves to fall asleep on my hand (on her back) when ever possible.:D

Thank you, Im not sure how old they are but we have another goose sitting on eggs and hers are about to hatch and the two geese where about 4 or 5 days apart....

Hi everyone,:frow Last night one of my geese got eaten by a fox but she was sitting on a clutch of eggs. I wasn't sure if she had just wondered of for a while but when I went to check tonight she still wasn't back. I've put the eggs in to the incubator... She was off them for about 24 hours...

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hi everyone,:frow I was looking at some our geese the other day when I noticed that a lot of them have bumble foot. I want to get rid of the disease without having to do individual treatment as there are too many to do it for and we don't have the finance. Is there a way to treat them all at...

soo cute!

There is always a bit of peking order to be sorted out at first but if he's a bigger rooster he should be fine with smaller roosters especially if there all nice.:D

If it is splayed you can look up ways to fix it, we found one with a rubber band and straw and it worked really well.

black roosters and hens (with markings here and there) probably

we never separated one of our hens but kept stealing any eggs that were add by other hens (she was sitting on way to many) but in the end we gave up because she got upset whenever we stole one. when they finally hatched only her eggs did!

at first there might be a bit of pecking order but they should be fine

maybe a confused rooster:lol:

we have some chicks and the father had silkie genes but only one of the chicks ended up with silkie feathering

very cute

some hens will adopt them and some just won't! it depends on the hen. we had a duck (Not a chicken) who had resonantly hatched ducklings, when they were about a week old the mother was taken by a fox so all the ducklings where left to fend for themselves. The ducklings started following the...

It could be a Saxony x or just Saxony.