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pekins/cochins , warrens(love to be picked up), silkies and d'uccles

lovin the names guys! nd aoxa, im lovin it!(recognise the slogan?)lol

thanks guys! keep em going

Do you have a british accent? well that was random, i dont hear it because everyone around me speaks the same, but anyone i meet from anywhere else sais i have an accent, why?

yeh but she hears duck and drake in so many places, so then thinks it must be chicken and cock, if you get where im coming from. and yes, im sure a buff orpington is a chicken, but i think i need a pic just to be sure, but i might not even know for sure then

ive had them, sold to me as either a magpie or silver sussex (both are cross bred hybrid layers)

LMFAO meant full body *SHOT* stupid keyboard, keys are tiny! *SHOT* i found tha funny.... i....feel...stupid...

i agree, defo a chicken, at least now you are sure about that when you go to the feed stores! and at that age id say roo, full body poop, but double check the age, if older than 3 months id say POL hen, so double check, and body poop (standing up) and from above would give us all that we need.

i think they are VERY lightly feathered, but didnt look for that aspect! also its a bit leggy, and my crosses have way more feathers on thier legs...so u might be right, but defo has silkie in HER

defo cocks, first one has an amazing comb!

and hen, and not sure of the second one breed, but i think cockerel

i think the buff one is a silkie cross pekin, i have 2 that look identical

speckledhen First of all, a cock is a chicken. You mean is it a hen or a cock. Your picture didn't show up. evan820 is this a chicken or cock????????it a buff orington thats about three months old. hahaha true!!!!!!!thats what my mam sais, it gets on my nerves!!i think she gets it from duck...

dont worry about it, it happens from time to time, especially if the hen has been broody recently

i agree, but if this continues for too long and you get really worried, block off that nestbox for a few weeks, then open it back up, they will be forced to use different nest boxes then. it may be something simple like darkness, tilt, angle, direction, position from pop hole, position from...

RIR, chicks look like that, they loose the speckled bits in a few months, like mine did, all 8 of my RIR cockerels were like this

keep em coming guys

in a month or so, will post exactly when soon, and not giving anything away yet

i recently had a swarm of flies, it will pass over in a few weeks

thank you