Do you think he is molting? Or got attacked somehow?
Our Mixed Flock Journey!
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Gorgeous!!!
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He's molting. They molt every year and it will take about 7 months for his new feathers to grow in.
I've been collecting his feathers!
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He's a handsome lad!
How fun! My grandma had a few feathers when I was little. Use to get in trouble as a kid for messing with them
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They are beautiful...I can see where they would be hard for a kid to resist!How fun! My grandma had a few feathers when I was little. Use to get in trouble as a kid for messing with them
What a gorgeous fellow.
They are very unusual compared to other bird feathers. Not to mention their call.They are beautiful...I can see where they would be hard for a kid to resist!
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Yes they are...I've only heard Shyam call once. I believe they make the sound more often during mating season.
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Have you figured out how you will capture him, and keep him inside one or your runs???? Or do I need to make that journey west,,, and help you out.
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you know I would,,
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