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Alright it’s been about 3 weeks and they are about 9 weeks old now, I haven’t noticed much of a change but I’m still guessing they are both cockerels. White chick is significantly bigger than the black chick

All boys

I’m usually pretty good at this but this is my first time having silkies and they are definitely a little harder to sex. Anybody know what gender they are😅? My guess is that the black one is a roo because it’s got some solid comb development but the white one has me stumped. They are about 7...

thank you everybody, we are planning on fencing off half of our yard and putting netting over it so they can still roam around but wont get eaten.

unfortunately my favorite hen petunia (black tail red bantam cochin) was taken by a hawk yesterday afternoon, i walked out to the flock hiding under a bush and a hawk eating petunia:(. this is after burying her, i walked out to a mess of feathers and the hawk flew away. i have locked up the rest...

i just noticed today that my oegb (chestnut) has some purple on the edge of her comb, her behavior seems normal and she doesn't seem sick. she has been sort of on and of broody for the last week and sitting on the nest for a few hours and then getting off (also not laying eggs). help would be...

they definitely are. the color is super shiny like show quality RIR but a different color

he is a dark cornish. (not my photo)

its a pullet

x2

pullet, also it is a salmon faverolles mix. it has five toes, and a single comb. not sure what its crossed with

x2, red sexlinks can be sexed at hatch. (not my photos)

here are my chickens: this is chet, my buff brahma bantam cockerel karen, dark brahma bantam pullet panda, birchen cochin bantam petunia, black tailed red cochin chestnut, bbr oegb egg salad, splash bantam cochin

she sort of looks like a niederrheiner chicken. here is a photo of one(not my bird)

chestnut enjoying the cold morning

so hard to choose i have both and both breeds are great birds

the first black one almost looks like a black sumatra but without the black skin. maybe a mix of one

definitely not austrolorps. the first black one looks gamey, and the second black one is an Easter egger. the white ones could be austra whites

just wrap the wings to the body. not to loose but not to tight. just so it cant move them. poor girl:(

i had the same problem a while ago when a chick got tangled in its moms feathers and was trampled. i used sticky gauze and kept her with the flock and she healed good.