yes but I checked them and they dont have any damage at all, they are the same color as my rooster
yeah unfortunately I do believe this is the case, but the feathers also just dont seem to match when I lift them up to compare them, idk maybe im looking too far into it, I want to make sure that my rooster isnt hurt because if he is I want to make sure he doesnt get an infection
) Predators are getting hungrier now with wild prey diminishing, and your raptor will try very hard to get more of your chickens since it has already been successful once. Some people advise locking poultry up for a couple of weeks or so until the predator moves on, but if a predator includes your property as part of its range and territory, it will always come back. If I were you, I would keep them penned with a covered roof that hawks can't fly through for as long as possible, ideally at least until the leaves bud back out in the spring (assuming your flock has trees and bushes to hide under), and wild prey once again becomes more plentiful. My LGDs are very effective hawk deterrents, but others have had hawks attack their poultry when their dog was nearby. Some people say that fishing line strung overhead where the flock roams, and with the lines strung close enough that a raptor can't easily fly through them prevent hawk attacks, and that hanging shiny cds or other material from trees along with the fishing line further disorients hawks. 
It won't help.
