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We haven't had any migratory birds here this year, so I think mine got it from mosquitos.

Oh no, I am so sorry for your losses. :hugs Not Sure why so many got it, and I got a bunch with pox right now. So far, only two had the wet form, and they both died because I did not notice they were sick. :hide

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Several of mine had it in 2013. -Kathy

Are they eating and drinking normally? -Kathy

Sure could be pox. How many are like this? -Kathy

Can you post more pictures? -Kathy

It is for external use, but when I had pox here in 2013 I applied it to the lesions of those with wet pox and saw no ill effects. Did the same when I treated canker in a pigeon. -Kathy

The majority of mine recovered without antibiotics. -Kathy

This is sometimes the only way to save them. -Kathy

Read this: https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/1048620/how-to-provide-emergency-and-supportive-care-updated-12-28-2015 -Kathy

Let me know if you want to learn how to tube feed. -Kathy

If she's not drinking you will need to get fluids into her, which is why I mentioned tube feeding. Let me know if you want to learn. -Kathy

@Traci54 Welcome to BYC. Can you take her to a vet? Can you see her eyes? Do you want to learn how to tube feed? -Kathy

If it's infection, the pus needs to come out. Maybe it's a tumor? -Kathy

I'm the type that would lance it. -Kathy

Are you going to remove the pus from his chest? -Kathy

This is what the pus might look like: -Kathy