I found this little one at work (a restaurant with a pond, ducks, chickens and rabbits). She (I call her a she all the time because I really want her to be a she!) was wandering around peeping by herself, running under people's feet, so after a while we put her into a hutch to see if mommy would show up. None of the hens took any notice. I took her home in the evening and she's been with me ever since. As I type this, she is napping in my lap.
The chickens at work look like Brahma bantams, but I'm no expert so I may be wrong. There are 1 dark and 2 buff hens, and 2 buff roosters. There are also 2 buff hens of another breed with no feathers on their legs, and 1 rooster of the same kind. My little one has feathers on her legs but she is black and white. Any ideas on what breed and more importantly what gender?
Baby Princess PiriPiri
Comb has no color yet. The hens at work have red combs too.
Here her tail is held down but often she does hold it quite high.
Her back is also almost fully feathered, just the sides of the spine are still fluffy
So... pullet or roo?
Edit: Ok I think it's fixed. Do these forums not work with direct
The chickens at work look like Brahma bantams, but I'm no expert so I may be wrong. There are 1 dark and 2 buff hens, and 2 buff roosters. There are also 2 buff hens of another breed with no feathers on their legs, and 1 rooster of the same kind. My little one has feathers on her legs but she is black and white. Any ideas on what breed and more importantly what gender?
Baby Princess PiriPiri
Comb has no color yet. The hens at work have red combs too.
Here her tail is held down but often she does hold it quite high.
Her back is also almost fully feathered, just the sides of the spine are still fluffy
So... pullet or roo?
Edit: Ok I think it's fixed. Do these forums not work with direct
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