Any of these Roo's and what type is this? Lots of pics

[Bugdude]

YAY! Thats good news to hear.. I cant tell you how worried I was over lunch. Especially that one HEN "haha" shes a loud one and a good alarm clock.. Definitely lets me know when its time to let them into the run.. Thanks for everyones help.. Hopefully soon I have some eggs to post..

Thanks again all

 

[SterlingAcres]

Those are all hens. Nice birds you got

 

[ParkerVA]

They all look like hens.

Gopherboy, what color eggs does Viper lay. She looks like a golden Phoenix hen, but I can't remember what color legs they should have.

 

[bugladyleah]

Looks like all ladies to me! Also, the questionable breed does look like a Welsummer, BUT...if it lays white eggs, it could also be a Leghorn.

Leah

 

[Wynette]

Gopherboy - nope, not all EEs have green legs, but I would venture to say that most do. I've got 6 of them, and love them! They're awesome layers, and very laid back!

 

[Easter_pink_silkies]

Those are all hens, your mystery girl is a Welsummer; wonderful egg layers, your hens are either taking a sand/dirtbath(removing mites) or soaking up the sun. my birds just love to soak up the sun on warm days:

 

[GopherBoyFarms]

Viper and Sniper my twins both have greening legs and lay huge yellowish colored eggs

 

[jossanne]

Scratch is not winter-only feed. I give mine a little every morning year round. They think it's a great treat and will come running. The cracked corn in scratch is particularly good in the winter because it is harder to digest, so it raises body temperature. But you can feed it year round.