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There is nothing about him that is NOT hysterical, molting or not, including his name!!
pictures of molting chicken?
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We're always finding feathers scattered all over the garden - red chicken feathers, not bird feathers - but nobody ever shows any visible signs of molting. It's very strange.
We're always finding feathers scattered all over the garden - red chicken feathers, not bird feathers - but nobody ever shows any visible signs of molting. It's very strange.
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OMG!!!!
Now THAT is a wicked molt!
I gotta agree with you on that one
OMG!!!!
I gotta agree with you on that one
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We're always finding feathers scattered all over the garden - red chicken feathers, not bird feathers - but nobody ever shows any visible signs of molting. It's very strange.
That's a sure sign of molting and I notice it most prominently in the 10-13 week old chickens- in the morning, the coop looks like someone had a pillow fight in there!
We're always finding feathers scattered all over the garden - red chicken feathers, not bird feathers - but nobody ever shows any visible signs of molting. It's very strange.
That's a sure sign of molting and I notice it most prominently in the 10-13 week old chickens- in the morning, the coop looks like someone had a pillow fight in there!
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We're always finding feathers scattered all over the garden - red chicken feathers, not bird feathers - but nobody ever shows any visible signs of molting. It's very strange.
That's a sure sign of molting and I notice it most prominently in the 10-13 week old chickens- in the morning, the coop looks like someone had a pillow fight in there!
Our chickens are old
They've never looked bad, or like they're missing feathers at all, besides the occasional period when one of them will stand there looking ill and scratching furiously at her head, feathers raining down.
We're always finding feathers scattered all over the garden - red chicken feathers, not bird feathers - but nobody ever shows any visible signs of molting. It's very strange.
That's a sure sign of molting and I notice it most prominently in the 10-13 week old chickens- in the morning, the coop looks like someone had a pillow fight in there!
Our chickens are old
man them birds look bad hope mine dont look that bad when they molt
Went searching for information about molting chicken care and found this...just have to add my girl!
Gabby premolt and today.... Bet she looks gorgeous when she's done. I do want to add that she just came off a broody spell.
Gabby premolt and today.... Bet she looks gorgeous when she's done. I do want to add that she just came off a broody spell.
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I can't wait for my Buff Wyandotte girls to molt! They have all been broody once since they started laying and they all 3 look kinda ragged... I want my beautiful sunny girls back, and maybe they'll have a little less black in them after their molts.
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OMG her nickers is showin!
OMG her nickers is showin!
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OMG her nickers is showin!
OMG her nickers is showin!
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