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Yeah, there's a lot more wrong with Slowpoke than a curled foot and splayed legs. He doesn't seem to be in pain though so I'm letting him wait until I'm culling a batch.

Well, it's not a flaw like poor Slowpoke or like the crossbeaked Olive Egger, but it does show that he's not a true Australorp.

He's just so gorgeous too -- even the gold leakage on his shoulders, though a flaw that reveals he's not purebred, is an *attractive* flaw.

I wasn't keeping him anyway. Even if he were pure, he's part of my firstfruits, which I had resolved to sell and offer the proceeds to God. If he gets any worse we'll have chicken burritos on the dinner menu.

Captain, 16-week-old Blue Australorp x (Lavender Orpington x Silver-Laced Wyandotte). Very handsome fellow, first of the batch to mature. He hasn't tried to go after me or my son yet and I don't know if he ever will, but he was harassing the hens in the main coop (and driving the roosters...