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Quote: Yes. They are on my computer. I know people have used other picture site, including Flikr, Photo bucket, ect. Mitch If the pics are only on your computer and not on a shared site like the NYC upload section for your user ID then the links won't work since your computer is not shared...

Question... When your trying to create the link where are the pictures? Are they on your computer? Have you uploaded them to the BYC server using the Uploads link? Have you uploaded them to a free picture storage site?

Quote: Here you go: https://www.backyardchickens.com/LC-anatomy.html I will echo that with birds at about 12 weeks one can generally determine sex by the saddle feathers alone. Longer, pointier, glossier saddle feathers are cockerels. The ones with lighter, more uniform, wider, and rounded...

Quote: John, the next thing that will become evident is that the hackles and saddles feathers of the roos will be pointier and the pullets' will be more rounded. And then the sickle feathers of the roos tails will start to become more noticeable. I know my horse parts and getting into...

Quote: Cute little things. Thanks for streaming them. I hadn't seen the Brinsea brooder before. It's interesting how they squish themselves down under it just like they would a hen. Our feedstore seems stuck on selling the most standard birds they can find. That's great that your...

Could not help myself.. the feed store brought in buckeye chicks and 6 of them became mine All settled in I have them streaming online in their brooder Buckeye Chicks I had two last year that I had to rehome since they would not stay in my barnyard and snuck through the fence to the...

Quote: The path does not appear to be complete. If you have uploaded the pictures here on BYC when you click the Uploads link at the top of the page it should take you to your pictures. Double click on the image and it should load on a new browser window. Highlight the complete path it...

Stopped at the feed store today and there in the peep section were two Buckeye peeps, they came home with me I have been interested in the breed for a while so depending on how they mature they will join my main flock on heritage breed hens. Spent the afternoon setting up a brooder for them...