Faverolles Thread!

[CaliFarmsAR]

Here are more pictures of her. View attachment 3031592View attachment 3031593View attachment 3031594

She so cute I want to pet her so bad lol. She just looks oh so sweet!!!!

 

[Alpacalypse]

I LOVE faverolles!!!!
My absolute favourite!! here are some of mine

Those are the most beautiful faverolles I have ever seen.

 

[Gammas Bearded Babies]

My bantam salmon faverolles, FableView attachment 3031586View attachment 3031587

What an absolute doll!

 

[Poodlemum]

Hoping my Faverolles from Meyers still get to arrive They’re due week after next and so far no go on shipping to UT

 

[CaliFarmsAR]

Hoping my Faverolles from Meyers still get to arrive They’re due week after next and so far no go on shipping to UT

My fingers are crossed that they come!!!!

 

[em530]

Those are the most beautiful faverolles I have ever seen.

Thank you

 

[SarahLadd]

She is just way to cute and beautiful! So she lays a decent amount of eggs?

Oh no! You need to tell the flock matron to stop picking on this sweet hen!!!

Maybe I'll take a picture of what her eggs look like. I only have one of this kind of bird, so her egg is really, really easy to find. They're just so round.

I am actually thinking it might be a good idea to separate the head hen with her crony for a week or two and see if pecking order can be re-established. Normally I wouldn't do something so drastic, but this is the second time she's bitten the tip of a point off Fable's comb and blood management is just wild with chicken combs. It spurts and puddles down her face and into her nose. I'm concerned about my other girls developing a taste for blood, and I'm concerned about the caked blood in her nares impacting her ability to breathe. (looking for tips on that, by the way, one of her nostrils is blocked with blood still and I am not sure how to remove it.)

 

[CaliFarmsAR]

Maybe I'll take a picture of what her eggs look like. I only have one of this kind of bird, so her egg is really, really easy to find. They're just so round.

I am actually thinking it might be a good idea to separate the head hen with her crony for a week or two and see if pecking order can be re-established. Normally I wouldn't do something so drastic, but this is the second time she's bitten the tip of a point off Fable's comb and blood management is just wild with chicken combs. It spurts and puddles down her face and into her nose. I'm concerned about my other girls developing a taste for blood, and I'm concerned about the caked blood in her nares impacting her ability to breathe. (looking for tips on that, by the way, one of her nostrils is blocked with blood still and I am not sure how to remove it.)

I’d love to see pictures of her eggs!!

I would definitely separate the boss hen! I’m honestly not sure how to clean blood from her nose, I have never had a problem like this with my chickens. Could you take a toothpick and gently clean the blood out?

 

[SarahLadd]

I’d love to see pictures of her eggs!!

I would definitely separate the boss hen! I’m honestly not sure how to clean blood from her nose, I have never had a problem like this with my chickens. Could you take a toothpick and gently clean the blood out?

Ok. From left to right, Russian orloff, welsummer, and Fable's lil butt nugget.

 

[CaliFarmsAR]

Ok. From left to right, Russian orloff, welsummer, and Fable's lil butt nugget.View attachment 3032686

Awww!!!! I love her little egg!!!!