Thank you! He is huge, and insists that he is a duck and not a chicken, but whatever floats his boat

Ginger is gorgeous! The body reminds me of a boy - and the colour a girl. She is beautiful though

I love Titus' colour. He's stunning!
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Thank you! He is huge, and insists that he is a duck and not a chicken, but whatever floats his boat
Thank youBeautiful color
Question. I have five silkies. Some are females and some males, none of them are of laying age so I don't know how strong a mothering instinct would be at this point. I am getting 10 lav orpington chicks soon. I am debating whether to set them up inside the house or outside-- with the brooder lamp of course. I was wondering if the silkies would be likely to play mommy to these chicks if I placed them so that they could not just roam free but the silkies had access. I am guessing not, that they will act just like any other chickens and peck them, but I thought I would ask just the same.
Well, I once had a 4 month old PQ silkie pullet take over and brood a tiny chick--long before she ever started laying. It was adorable, but I would not expect that to be common.Question. I have five silkies. Some are females and some males, none of them are of laying age so I don't know how strong a mothering instinct would be at this point. I am getting 10 lav orpington chicks soon. I am debating whether to set them up inside the house or outside-- with the brooder lamp of course. I was wondering if the silkies would be likely to play mommy to these chicks if I placed them so that they could not just roam free but the silkies had access. I am guessing not, that they will act just like any other chickens and peck them, but I thought I would ask just the same.
I have the same experience with a 5 month old cockerel!Well, I once had a 4 month old PQ silkie pullet take over and brood a tiny chick--long before she ever started laying. It was adorable, but I would not expect that to be common.
Marble is a nice little hen for a non-bearded PQ bird.So cute! I normally am not a fan of unbearded, but she's adorable!![]()
I wish my chickens would enjoy a bath. They're all so dramatic. Especially my rooster!awwwweeeeee!!! I washed my buff silkie she had a egg break and she really actually seemed to enjoy it, who would think a chicken would enjoy a bath??? lol
I know you doIt is unusual for a non-alpha hen to crow. Not unusual for two hens to fight, but I have had hens and cockerels fight, too. As for pelvic bone spacing, are they flexible enough and widespread enough for an egg to be laid? You already know that I believe he is a cockerel.