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Wow Puddles does look amazingly improved!

Right?! :gig I noticed Malibu, my oldest hen, looking a little ragged this morning. Not sure is she is going to molt again, or if the boys are too frisky. The younger boys were double-teaming one of the twins. I knocked them off her. I haven't gotten an egg in the last couple of weeks either.

Must be too cold up there. :D I've seen my young ones, the ones just coming into adulthood, still breeding. :rolleyes: :frow

Thanks for the update!! I can’t tell much from the pics, is it a spot that he chews on excessively? Eggs... all of my females have laid their first egg between 20-22 weeks. One adult now only laid one egg the day she turned 20 weeks, and hasn’t laid another (that I can definitely be sure is...

Pretty sad that she told you they had not been clipped. I guess technically, pinioning and clipping is different, but similar enough that she should have told you when you asked. I wish I knew some exercises for the wings. I would think the more he tries using them, the better control he will...

Does he have times where he seems normal and only does that every so often, or is he pretty much constantly like that?

Thanks. I kept expecting him to try to support the bobbles with a wing, ya know? But he didn’t.

Very odd. Does he flap his wings? It’s almost like they are pinned to his body and he is trying to stretch them and can’t. Can you extend his wings out completely?

:love Beautiful ducky

Both very good articles! Thanks for those links. :clap I definitely think they would enjoy some sunshine and outside time.

Somewhere I remember reading a way to re-stimulate the oil gland (may have been for chickens), but I think a molt will do them the most good. Too bad we can't control when that happens lol I'm so glad you rescued them from such horrible conditions though. I wouldn't let them out with the...