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    Molting gone bad? Nutritional problem?

    And she is still laying! Actively eating, perky, and enjoying life.
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    Will she recover? Predator injury

    Do you want to come up to Falmouth and help? I appreciate your advice, greatly. Thanks.
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    Will she recover? Predator injury

    I had my six week olds in a rabbit hutch closed by a sheet metal door. Something pulled bent the corner of the door to create a small opening (think must have been a racoon, but I have never seen any in the neighborhood), and one cuckoo marans taken and 1 welsummer is injured. Seems to have lost...
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    Molting gone bad? Nutritional problem?

    My silver laced wyandotte, just over a year old had a major molt and has never recovered. Please see picture. Is this stress, a nutritional problem? Any suggestions? Thanks so much.
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    Help to ID predator

    Thanks, lots of cover, shrubs, bushes, under the deck, under the coop. Have been calling out "girls, girls, girls" the call they know for cracked corn off and on since last night. Will continue.
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    Help to ID predator

    Thanks, unlike to be wolves or coyote as fencing won't let in. Hoping a few have scattered and will return.
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    maine- lots-o-chicks, mostly ameraucana, pick-up only

    I would love some pullets. Americauna and others. Thanks.
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    Help to ID predator

    I free-range my "Girls" in my fenced -in backyard, the fencing has slots that allow smaller animals in and out. Yesterday I returned home to find feather patches throughout parts of the backyard; large patch from my cuckoo marans, a small patch of RI red feathers, identifiable feathers of other...
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