LGBTQ+ Poultry Keepers

I would take the genetics determine behaviour with a large sackfull of salt. What genetics can tell you if you can trace far enough back is what a chicken may look like and that's about it with our current level of knowledge on the subject.
I'm not so sure about that. There's a reason a lot of breeders do this.

I was adopted as a baby (3 months old). I was *always* different from my adoptive family. Years later, as an adult, I met my birth mother and my uncles and aunts and cousins. I fit in so well it was scary!

So yeah, I firmly believe in the genetics of behaviour.
 
While I've got the drive loaded...
Mini Minx demonstrating how to do the broody pancake.
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Otic. Mean as a bag of snakes. Mini minx's daughter. One of four. She got thrown out of Tribe 1 and Harold from Tribe 2 took her in (she's half Marans and half bantam) to help keep Bluespot warm from what I could see. Otic became Tribe 2s enforcer.
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Gedit, I've never laid an egg in my life, mentioned above. Big gentle easy going hen.
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Myth, Gedit's half sister. Lovely little hen except she killed any chicks she hatched and was generally shunned by the other bantam hens. Ended up living with Gedit and Donk.
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