Does this chicken seem sick? (Has red eyes)

[foLk]

I went outside today and saw this new chicken near my fence and it's got bright red eyes, I at first thought it was pretty cool but then I googled to find the breed and seen nothing but bad things, I have a little area where my neighbors chickens can come in and eat because they aren't the best owners but I need to know if I should seal it, is my flock at risk? I appreciate the help!

 

[6BeachChicks]

@Eggcessive @azygous @Wyorp Rock

 

[Wyorp Rock]

I went outside today and saw this new chicken near my fence and it's got bright red eyes, I at first thought it was pretty cool but then I googled to find the breed and seen nothing but bad things, I have a little area where my neighbors chickens can come in and eat because they aren't the best owners but I need to know if I should seal it, is my flock at risk? I appreciate the help!

What breed do you think the bird is?

 

[foLk]

What breed do you think the bird is?

I think either a RIR or a brahma mix but I really have no clue

 

[Wyorp Rock]

If you have clearer photos that may help.

No one can say whether that bird is healthy or not. Different breeds/lines and strains have an assortment of eye colors.

If your worried about illness, then close the section off, but most illnesses are spread through dust/dander, your clothes/shoes, etc. etc. So if your flock is very close by then you may just want to continue as you are.

 

[Banana01]

Is that a hen with a really small comb, or is it a rooster that has had its comb cut off? Her weight looks healthy. I love that eye color, i have lots of birds with orange eyes.

 

[foLk]

Is that a hen with a really small comb, or is it a rooster that has had its comb cut off? Her weight looks healthy. I love that eye color, i have lots of birds with orange eyes.

I think it's a rooster, after she walked away I heard the rooster noise and no other birds were around, so that's a natural eye color?

 

[foLk]

If you have clearer photos that may help.

No one can say whether that bird is healthy or not. Different breeds/lines and strains have an assortment of eye colors.

If your worried about illness, then close the section off, but most illnesses are spread through dust/dander, your clothes/shoes, etc. etc. So if your flock is very close by then you may just want to continue as you are.

Thanks for the advice and yeah I understand I had to take the photos through a fence and he wouldn't sit still, I'll try to get a better photo today

 

[Wyorp Rock]

The bird looks to be dubbed (comb trimmed). I would say that's his natural eye color, but getting some more photos would be good