YO GEORGIANS! :)

[carcar80]

I would take her if I was closer to you. I'm sorry all of that is happening to you.

Aw it's ok, it's just the way things go. I've always made a point not to get too attached to birds, especially free-range ones, but on the other hand I also don't want to knowingly leave them in such a situation, you know?

Thanks though!

 

[carcar80]

Rossfam, I actually have friends traveling to Savannah this weekend.. And I'm keeping their dog for them. You'd best believe if they drove a truck she'd be in the back! LOL!

 

[eqserman]

Well I now have a puzzling dilemma to figure out, when I went to the coop to let out my ladys, I noticed that not only was my roo crowing, but my Easter egger was as well. Not sure if it is a roo or a hen, has a very small comb and no wattle like my roo but yet has tail feathers like a roo. So am puzzled and if a roo will have to depart with him/her anyone familiar with or had this situation, Only 16 weeks old Can hens crow?

 

[katsdar]

Guinea update, I finally understood the "Come Back" sound they make and if I remember right it is said by the female, so if that is the case then my white guinea is a girl and they are starting to get their helmets, love these birds, so interesting.

 

[Calima]

not me! I'll be cheering, cause mine shouldn't be far behind ok for anyone interested, I posted a youtube video tour of my coop: I am kind of long winded though....it's tough being shy............LOL

PapaChaz, I watched your YouTube video! Very nice coop!

 

[Flowerbh]

Well I now have a puzzling dilemma to figure out, when I went to the coop to let out my ladys, I noticed that not only was my roo crowing, but my Easter egger was as well. Not sure if it is a roo or a hen, has a very small comb and no wattle like my roo but yet has tail feathers like a roo. So am puzzled and if a roo will have to depart with him/her anyone familiar with or had this situation, Only 16 weeks old Can hens crow?

Yes, hens can crow. Google it! Also, your EE will have a pea comb which is small and they don't get wattles. At this age, most male EEs get some reddish/orangey coloring in their shoulder area. These are both boys.
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[PapaChaz]

PapaChaz, I watched your YouTube video! Very nice coop!

thank you! We love our coop and run. Carcar has been here and seen it, she liked it too

 

[carcar80]

One of m AM girls is up in the coop surveying and talking a lot!!!! And another one is on the ramp seeing what's up!

Maybe I'm not as far as I thought from blue eggs!

 

[PapaChaz]

One of m AM girls is up in the coop surveying and talking a lot!!!! And another one is on the ramp seeing what's up!

Maybe I'm not as far as I thought from blue eggs!

YAY!!! hopefully soon.

I actually got my first egg today!

and it was actually laid in the nest box!

I really figured it would be one of the leghorns, since they've been submitting. I'm going to leave it a while and see if any of the others lay one beside it

 

[unionhillchix]

YAY!!! hopefully soon.

I actually got my first egg today!

and it was actually laid in the nest box!

I really figured it would be one of the leghorns, since they've been submitting. I'm going to leave it a while and see if any of the others lay one beside it

Congratulations!