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Thanks so much, I will certainly get in touch with her. Even if I have to collect it's good excuse for a day out!!

Would you be able to PM her details please? If you don't think she would mind. I'm looking to add Tolbunt next spring or will even hatch a batch of eggs off if she sells eggs too. Can't find any over here in Yorkshire :hit

I too say you have Tolbunt polish there. They usually have more white in them but you still have a beautiful bird there. Tolbunt are on my wish list but they seem to be like rocking horse poo over here in the UK. Here is pic of a Tolbunt with more white ~ Good luck with her.

Yes most certainly!! Mine love cuddles and lap sitting. Even sitting on shoulders any where they can get, they are a super friendly breed. I have tamed them from day 1 and I can certainly see a difference in mine compared to the roo I bought in. He does not attack or anything like that but not...

Hi :welcome Glad you could join the flock! Congrats on your polish :celebrate What colours are your 2 day olds? I have some more polish eggs in my incubator at the moment on day 7 and can't wait for them to hatch. Here are some from my last hatch. This is my blue splash roo, Bash. Polish...

Of course it's ok for you to join here on this thread :highfive: Yes polish are super friendly so quite normal. Them being friendly and liking their crests petted is a real bonus with this breed. Check crests for mites etc regular they love to make homes in them! Mine are so friendly that they...

They look great and it's nice to see them with your others. I too have one that is always talking she is constantly at it!! Her other flock members just ignore her now. I think the polish are quite a talkative breed I think because they can't see a great deal they talk more to see where everyone...

It's looks like they are being feather pecked. I would seperate them from the flock so they have time to heal. When they bleed it encourages the others to peck even more. Polish don't do well in mixed flocks even the Roos can be picked on by the hens. Their crests need cleaning and drying...