Beautiful Partrige! Amazing color.
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My 2 month old silkie was eaten by a hawk yesterdayHow do I make sure this dosent happen again?![]()
We have 17 hatchery chicks (2 weeks old today) in our backyard. 6 of them are Silkies and I noticed today that one of the white Silkies has two toes that are completely grown together on both feet. I guess I had been paying more attention to their butts since a few had pasty butt and didn't notice the toes until this morning. They're bad enough that I know there is nothing I can do at this point. Will the chick be okay? S/he doesn't seem hindered in any way - s/he keeps up with the other 16 just fine but I don't know if s/he'll always be that way? I did a search for this on here and only came up with one other person with the same issue but there were no comments on the post. Here are some pictures:
Thanks in advance!
Sooooo sorry!! Hawks are deadly accurate and will take their prey even if a human is nearby. The only real safety is in overhead covering.My 2 month old silkie was eaten by a hawk yesterdayHow do I make sure this dosent happen again?![]()
How old is that paint? Love the markings! I don't see any streamers yet.Ok sme close ups, do you think the Partrige is a girl I really think her head looks girl but those tail feathers?
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Here's the little paint I'm thinking of calling him Zeek if a boy.
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Can't leave Sassy out even tho I'm sure she's a girl.
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Hi Lori You have a gorgeous flock!!
Soooo happy for you!!!!
It will likely do fine if it's not having any trouble now.We have 17 hatchery chicks (2 weeks old today) in our backyard. 6 of them are Silkies and I noticed today that one of the white Silkies has two toes that are completely grown together on both feet. I guess I had been paying more attention to their butts since a few had pasty butt and didn't notice the toes until this morning. They're bad enough that I know there is nothing I can do at this point. Will the chick be okay? S/he doesn't seem hindered in any way - s/he keeps up with the other 16 just fine but I don't know if s/he'll always be that way? I did a search for this on here and only came up with one other person with the same issue but there were no comments on the post. Here are some pictures:
Thanks in advance!
It will likely do fine if it's not having any trouble now.