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I feel you there. Our black Australorp has been a solid layer all winter but the biggest bully to anyone beneath her. Good luck on your search! I hope you are able to find the cause.

No worries, it took me a bit to realize my lowest girl wasn't shaggy but was in fact broken feathers from being picked on. I took your photos and circled some examples of broken feathers. From what I've seen in our flock, a way the girls communicate is to either peck at the head or peck at the...

Aww poor thing! Definitely keep your Australorp separated until that wound is better healed up, not just dried up/scabbed over. Veteracyn spray to clean it and then antibiotic ointment for prevention of infection. From the pictures it looks like both of your girls have broken feathers with the...