Congrats! We had only 2 laying the first couple weeks then 4 more started up 60 more then last monthTotal eggs for February = 68! (four hens)
Not bad for new layers, plus only two were laying until mid month or so.
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Congrats! We had only 2 laying the first couple weeks then 4 more started up 60 more then last monthTotal eggs for February = 68! (four hens)
Not bad for new layers, plus only two were laying until mid month or so.
I can't see very clearly from the top of the picture, but maybe they are incoming pin feathers? Look at this picture of Duke from a while back. I thought something was wrong with his feathers, and posted this picture. Posted a picture of it here and someone told me they were pin feathers, which is the begining shafts of new adult feathers. They also said they are very painful and sensitive and to handle birds with care when they are coming in.. No wonder Duke hates me!Thanks, it looks like feathers starting but then I can't look at them for very long without feeling queezy LOL I have always and the same with my daughter can't stand anything bumpy like something growing under the skinShe was born Oct 31st.
Ugh! Poor things! But that is grossI can't see very clearly from the top of the picture, but maybe they are incoming pin feathers? Look at this picture of Duke from a while back. I thought something was wrong with his feathers, and posted this picture. Posted a picture of it here and someone told me they were pin feathers, which is the begining shafts of new adult feathers. They also said they are very painful and sensitive and to handle birds with care when they are coming in.. No wonder Duke hates me!
I think it was around late October, which would have made Duke around 4 months old. They did look like shoots of a plant!I agree debbie, it's like bamboo shoots! I guess that WOULD explain Duke.... how long ago was that pic MB?