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Hey everyone - I’ve had my Golden Buffs for around 2 years now, and I only just noticed this. Some of the Golden Buffs are a darker shade of orange, whereas the others seem to be a lighter shade. For example, here’s Cyberdemon, who has a darker shade of orange And, on the other side of the...

Has anyone every kept Fayoumis? If so, how do you like them? My dear Fayoumi hen, Rex, is easily one of the most interesting birds i've ever kept. She's smaller than everyone else in the coop but, surprisingly, is rarely picked on. She's rather skittish, so she's not too fond of us holding her...

My hens don't like going outside (it's currently snowing where I live), and seem rather bored inside their coop, even when they are allowed to go outside they don't. To make matters worse, one of our poor wyandottes was pecked to the point of blood release (I don't know if that's boredom or...

I've heard a lot about how many people's chickens enjoy worms to some extent. So of course I took a few minutes outta the HW schedule to see if mine did. During scratching, a small group of golden buffs dug up several worms of various sizes, and this is where it gets interesting. They simply...

Before we got chickens, our backyard was home to three (now six!) nigerian dwarf goats. Crazy cute animals, and crazy smart as well. When we first got our chicks in, the goats noticed right away that we weren't spending every second outside with them, and that we were constantly heading into a...

Hello there - I was, a few days ago, hanging out with the chickens and goats as per usual. I was flipping over rocks and logs so they could find all sorts of bugs and worms to snack on, when I happened upon a salamander - most likely plethodon cinereus, the red-back salamander: (image not...

Hello there - Here's some fax about me: My username, dinornis, was a genus of immense, flightless birds that dwelled on New Zealand prior to the arrival of humans. They were preyed upon by the significantly-smaller but extremely powerful haast's eagle. when I get older, I plan on opening an...

Hello there - I was in Utah a few months ago (it only occurred to me to post this now, sorry) at the This is The Place heritage park. Of course I eagerly spent my rime hanging out with the goats, sheep, pigs and chickens. I came across one chicken, however, that baffled me. I've never seen a...