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    Is this really a leghorn?

    Same here, same here :) We got them from a backyard chicken keeper, nothing fancy - all allegedly leghorns! They are all pullets and, as I stated before, as long as they lay anywhere near the numbers of a leghorn I'll be happy!
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    Is this really a leghorn?

    Hi everyone! A few up-to-date pics:
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    Sexing a Bresse cross

    Hi RoostersAreAwesome! A few updated pics for your enjoyment :) Alongside with his mother on pic #2 We absolutely love the plumage pattern!!
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    Sick silkie

    Thanks for the tip... Here's the video: Will have to read about that! Anything we can do at the moment?
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    Sick silkie

    Please help! One of our silkies is sick... Can you please help diagnose it? She's sneezing and foaming around the eyes... She's already isolated from the rest of the flock. What can we do? We live in a tourism area and vets are only experienced with dogs and cats... I tried to upload a video...
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    Barred Plymouth Rock

    Just realized that the pics are not very good... Sorry! Dealing with an extra inquisitive bird and trying to take pictures with the mobile phone at the same time was not ideal...
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    Barred Plymouth Rock

    Hi everyone! Here we go again - plenty of new birds this year!!! And I think I might have my very first broody of the year... What do you think about this little fellow? 2 week-old barred Plymouth Rock. Based on everything I read on this forum I would say pullet, but it's my first time raising...
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    Keeping chickens in the algarve

    Hi Kwacker1100! (Sorry for the late reply - I hope you started your flock in the meantime) I'm also raising chickens in the Algarve! The main problem we face is the heat - (if you're not into it already) go for single comb (the bigger the better) chicken breeds and some naked necks. Greetings...
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    Sexing Black Copper Marans

    Clean legs was the whole purpose of getting them... I wanted dark eggs but didn't want the feathered legs so got in touch with a hobby (but quality) chicken enthusiast nearby and asked if he had any non-feathered leg Marans he would want to part with... And now, on top, I have 2 new standard...
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    Sexing a Bresse cross

    Hi! Remember the black cockerel? His mother is Bresse Gauloise and his father can be either Black Australorp or Black Jersey Giant... What's your guess?
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    Sexing Black Copper Marans

    Here they are again at 2.5 months... Is the one with the redder comb and wattles a cockerel?
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    Sexing Black Copper Marans

    Thank you! 2 weeks ago I started noticing the difference in the combs, but no. 1 didn't develop that much in the meantime... Let's hope that they are both pullets🤞
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    Sexing Black Copper Marans

    Hi LadiesAndJane (and everyone else still visiting this thread)! Here they are at ~5-½ weeks-old... Thank you!
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    Is this really a leghorn?

    Got them solely for eggs. As long as I have hens and they lay as many eggs as a leghorn would I'm not that concerned.
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    Sexing silkies & what do you call this color?

    Thank you so much Chookchicken! The partridges are from the same hatch (different breeding stock though)... Is it usual that 2 birds from the same breed and age (~5-½ months) have such different development in comb and wattles? Streamers are the longer feathers on their heads, right? At what...
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    Sexing silkies & what do you call this color?

    What do you look for for assessment? I'm really interested in learning/being able to make the best educated guess possible. Yesterday I heard a squabble in their coop and the moment I got there I saw the partridge with the bigger comb pecking/holding the crest feathers of the other partridge...
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    Is this really a leghorn?

    Just googled "brown leghorn" and I now completely understand what you all mean with "yellow legs" 🤦
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    Sexing silkies & what do you call this color?

    Hi! Here we are 2 weeks later...
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    Is this really a leghorn?

    Thanks everyone! A few more pics... They are all very shy, except for the crested one as you can see in the photos. The white ones have pinkish-yellow legs. Other than a tiny little greyish speck in one of them they are all white - they still have some sort of yellow down under the feathers...
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    Is this really a leghorn?

    Anyone?
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