Flock/Life Journey's 2019

Doing well (not sure why “back in the coop” was on that other post.... probably from yesterday:idunno). How is Todd?
Doing well. He's out on patrol right now. He's fascinating to watch. Some critters he's content to bark at from the deck, as long as they run the other way, he's content. Others he chases barking, while others he goes after in stealth mode. Most of the time, I can't see what he's going after.
 
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Can yall see the size difference in the EE!? Huge:eek:... And the SS is tiny! Been having for a week now:love.. the Light Brahma and the Speckled Sussex are the sweetest, friendliest little things.. and the EE and Cuckoo Marans are real “chickens”!!
 
Not good news in the coop...

I was shoveling the chooks out as normal when I heard this deep, deep cluck. I then heard the deep cluck, now almost a wheeze again to the right of me, where it was Jessie and Charlotte, last years pullets. I listened to Jessie, who was squirming around, but she was fine. As I put Jessie down, Charlotte jumped on my lap with a cluck followed by a wheeze in and out. She wasn't opening her beak or lethargic whatsoever, but I knew something was wrong.
I brought her inside and fed her some yogurt and medicated pellets. She ate them happily but after she was still wheezing every so often- a drawn out low cluck always in pairs. The question is to give her antibiotics (Tylan 50 is it?) now, or wait it out a bit. She is still outside and playing with her little flock members, no sign of sickness. :confused: I don't often get respiratory illnesses in the flock, sort of my weak spot.
 

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