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Today is Shirina, Katydid,Time, and Platina's first birthday!

I wasn't here when you received her, but platina went through something similar due to a thiamine deficiency and slowly recovered after being taken off medicated feed.

Show standards they are not but it's possible that they have Columbian history resulting in the broken/partial lacing. Actually, I don't think red Wyandottes are a show category, but I know many are working towards getting blue laced red accepted.

Partially laced bitsas to me. Probably a wyandotte cross from the rose combs.

I think another factor is that chickens come in different shapes. Tall raptor-like Katydid is way more slender than the others.

She should be over a year old because I know she's older than my four who have an upcoming birthday.

Do any other hens or roos need to grow out their muffs, beards, or necks? Katydid might need a support group come fall so they can grow those feathers back together.

I'm back to life. They had to put in the IVs 3 times because my arms are so skinny. I cried a lot and was extremely anxious, but I am more or less fine and have been playing computer games and drawing pictures. Also had some black walnut fudge ice cream from the agricultural campus dairy store...

Goodbye world... I'm getting my wisdom teeth out and dreading it. Wisdom tax:

I got my second Shell less, I'm not sure who this time. Last time it was Shirina. I'll keep an eye on it, but so far I'm not terribly concerned unless it becomes a pattern.

Animator here. The style is a trademark of the studio, Ardman. If you're going to watch something from them, more than likely it will be stop motion in their trademark art style. I'm not sure what you out looking for in terms of chickens looking like chickens, but some common unappealing...

I thought in chickens it was the hen that had the ZW and the Roo that had ZZ. Rightly so.

Hungry monkeys

Finished and changing my major to emerging media arts for next year, seeing as I think it will be a better fit.

Hello Everyone! Apologies for the long absence. I got logged out and never found the time to log in until now. School is out, but I still have many projects for the summer, but I'll try to catch up. You are all probably aware of the avian flu. For protection, my four have been staying in the...

Sorry Bob good job Plati!

I know most chickens don't like snow, but in small quantities mine find it tasty.

By the way her face is starting to pink up I don't think it will be too long before she starts laying. I'm not sure what it means since I can't see the other's earlobes due to muffs, but her's are pink and wrinkly.

I'm always thinking ahead, but how many days should a hen go broody before you decide she's committed?

Maggie is an established big game hunter.