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I do not see a beard on it and with the feathered feet I would venture to say a Partridge colored Bantam Cochin, Looks like possibly boy by the comb and wattles starting to develop

It will not be long before Chicken Math kicks in. Welcome to BYC

This time of year yes! Probably the Coopers Hawk as that is what is usually around here in the Fall and also back in the Spring.

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That is great! I never candle mine till at least 10-14 days just to be sure. Sometimes some I think are not fertile fool me. Good luck!

Welcome to BYC! Beautiful chickens you have there.

No I am not breeding my Large Fowl just have hens right now. Have some young LF Orpingtons and Brahma Roosters/Cocks chicks growing up that I will put in with them later this year but for now the big girls have a break. The Lavender always have iffy feather quality. Lemon Cuckoo Orpington...

I need to update my list in my signature. I have some Jubilee, Lemon Cuckoo, Lavender and Red LF Orpingtons just set in the Incubator. I love giving away as apposed to selling my eggs as it helps people out and I am not in the chickens for money just pleasure. Of course I do not give away to...

I had two breeding cages separated earlier, the eggs are in the incubator and 3 hens setting. The rest are now running together. I also raise a flock of large fowl Orpington's, Brahmas and Black Copper Marans for their eggs to eat. I donate the xtra eggs from both Bantams and Large Fowl to...

Thank you I love them. I have a flock of 37, ((7 Cocks/Roosters and 30 hens, I call them my walking flower garden.))

Where in Southern California are you located. I have lots of Bantam Cochin eggs but have never shipped eggs. I replied to your other post also. here are some pictures I took within the last couple months. I have lots more that are in my flock .

I do use seven dust in my pens also.

QueenMisha I also use Adams flea and tick like fowlman01 soon as I see them.

Stick Tight Flies are here in Riverside CA. Did not have them this year but every few years they show up. Their eggs can live in the ground for a long time and when conditions are right weather wise they show up.

Welcome! and also like UrbanFarmOC said beautiful birds.

Hello and Welcome to BYC from Riverside/Jurupa Valley CA

Hello and welcom to BYC from Riverside/Jurupa Valley CA.

Welcome to BYC and the Southern California Thread!

Welcome Anto!

Welcome to BYC. And if you can make it to the meetup in Lake Elsinore you will not regret it great place to get Chickens, and meet fantastic Chicken people from all around the area.