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    Letting mom raise her chicks...

    Thankfully I still have some starter feed. I guess since it's so much work raising them in the brooder, tracking heat, keeping shavings out of the water, etc. that it seems so strange to not do anything. I just can't be home enough. Thank you.
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    Letting mom raise her chicks...

    It is. She's only 7 months old. Hoping she does well. I just can't be home enough right now.
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    Letting mom raise her chicks...

    Thank you.
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    Letting mom raise her chicks...

    I just came home and found this!! 😍 I can't raise them right now. I need to let her do it. She's currently in a coop that she can have all to herself. I pulled the big waterer and put out the chick size feeder and waterer. Am I horrible for letting nature just take it's course? They're a few...
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    Moving hen and eggs

    Thank you. That answers my question. My concern was the chicks falling out of the nesting box and getting back in.
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    Moving hen and eggs

    Yeah, she was broody and after a couple of days of her yelling at me collecting eggs, I just decided to let her keep the 4 that she had (laid by 4 different hens that day). We have 1 rooster and 25 hens, so my thinking was that they probably weren't fertilized. I (sort of) candled them yesterday...
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    Moving hen and eggs

    I have a very young hen that has been broody for 2 weeks and is sitting on four eggs. She is in one of the nesting boxes that is a couple of feet off of the ground. Should I move her and the eggs to a better location?
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    Adding eggs under a broody hen

    Hello I have a hen who has been sitting on a clutch of eggs for 3 to 4 days. Is it too late to add more eggs under her?
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    Onyx Olive Egger?

    Finally!! ☺️ I have 3 Onyx Olive eggers (as they were labeled at my local feed store who uses Ideal hatchery). I started finding these eggs a few days ago. Today I finally saw one of them in the nesting box. I'm guessing at least two of them laid these, but I don't know yet. Love them! *Edit to...
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    Onyx Olive Egger?

    Love them!! Mine are only 12 or 13 weeks, so I still have a little while. My Seafoam Eggers that I got at the same time are beautiful. Can't wait for them all to start laying!
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    Onyx Olive Egger?

    How old are yours now?
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    Onyx Olive Egger?

    It's so pretty!!
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    Seafoam Eggers

    I'm in love with the coloring of these chickens. My camera doesn't do them justice. I bought two of them from my local feed store. I believe they use Ideal Poultry. They are 11 weeks old.
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    Onyx Olive Egger?

    Same on all counts! :) Mind are several weeks younger. Only one has the copper around her neck. Two of them have more of a Legbar body shape and crests.
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    7 week EE, pullet or cockerel? UPDATED PICS

    I'm having a hard time getting her to stand still for pictures! 🙃
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    7 week EE, pullet or cockerel? UPDATED PICS

    I was watching this one tonight because "she" was harassing everyone. That's when I noticed that her comb is redder than the others. My only EE so I don't have another to compare to. Thoughts on pullet or cockerel?
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    Salmon Faverolle - 1 pullet and 1 cockrel?

    This one looks just like mine that I'm questioning, dark feathers, but small comb.
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    Salmon Faverolle - 1 pullet and 1 cockrel?

    That would be good news for me. I'm not too concerned about breed standard since they're just for my backyard flock. I thought it was odd that "his" comb wasn't any bigger than the lighter color one by now.
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    Salmon Faverolle - 1 pullet and 1 cockrel?

    Thank you. They came from Ideal Poultry and are about 6 weeks old.
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    Salmon Faverolle - 1 pullet and 1 cockrel?

    Is it true that the black on this chicks chest (left) signifies that it is a cockrel? These are my only two Faverolles. Thx!
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