- Mar 16, 2008
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Hello everyone I need some help.
I found one of my young aracona hens dead in a large wood pile where she likes to hide her eggs. No signs of struggle and no damage was noticed on her. However her comb and wattles(very small) and eyes appeared purple.
A friend suggested that she may have been bitten by a snake in the woodpile. I live in central Texas and some days our temperatures are warm but I really didn't feel like snakes would be all that active right now. She displayed no symptoms of distress in prior days.
Any ideas?
I found one of my young aracona hens dead in a large wood pile where she likes to hide her eggs. No signs of struggle and no damage was noticed on her. However her comb and wattles(very small) and eyes appeared purple.
A friend suggested that she may have been bitten by a snake in the woodpile. I live in central Texas and some days our temperatures are warm but I really didn't feel like snakes would be all that active right now. She displayed no symptoms of distress in prior days.
Any ideas?