Diarrhea, no other symptoms

[greylee]

I was noticing watery droppings for a week or so but couldn't figure out who was doing it. I was out in the yard yesterday and finally figured out who was responsible. I plan to spend more time out there today to see if she is consistently having watery droppings.

If she is, do I need to do anything about it? She's acting totally normal. She's eating, laying, hanging out with the rest of the flock.

 

[OrpingtonManiac]

Could you post a pic of her poops?
When was she last wormed?

 

[greylee]

I wish I had taken a picture when I noticed it because since then I've been trying to catch her do it again without any luck. I waited out there what felt like forever today, long enough that I started to wonder about a bowel obstruction, but then she finally dropped this tiny stool.

This is not what I saw the other day. It was really watery the other day with a food solid chunks in it.

I noticed today that her tail feathers look a bit ruffled and her comb is slightly lighter than normal but it is our first warm day in awhile.

I haven't dewormed her since I got her. She is about 6 months old.