YO GEORGIANS! :)

[Rocky Rhodes]

@RockyRhodes- what breed are those? I love the 'thickness' of yours! The OEGBs in the pics are so tiny they fit in the palm of your hand.

Mine are standard size breeds. The pair in the first pic are Crested Cream Legbars and the cockerel in the second pic is a Rhodebar. The Rhodebar in the pic is the same one as my avatar. My grandson is crazy about the OEGBs but right now all we have are standard sizes.

 

[ShadesofSable]

What pretty babies! Mine's just a tiny baby still, so I don't know for sure what her finished color is going to be, but some of the people on here think silver duck wing.

 

[Scatterknit]

Hi! I'm from South Fulton County, just north of Newnan.

 

[RoboDuck]

I would say hi but when I do people run away screaming so I will just ignore you and see if you stay.

 

[valleychicks]

Hi! I'm from South Fulton County, just north of Newnan.

Hello and Welcome!

 

[jdduck]

I have a hen that has a bald spot about where the crop is. I have checked her for mites and dont see any. This has shown up right after she started laying. Any ideas what it might be?

 

[Flowerbh]

I have a hen that hidas a bald spot about where the crop is. I have checked her for mites and dont see any. This has shown up right after she started laying. Any ideas what it might be?

Is she broody? Some hens pluck out their feathers so the eggs can sit next to their skin to keep them warm.

 

[ShadesofSable]

Hi! I'm from South Fulton County, just north of Newnan.

Hi! Welcome!

 

[ShadesofSable]

Hi Flowerbh, that would have been me leaving footprints all all over the place looking for Cochins. Thanks for the tip.

Hey, I went by a couple of Tractor Supply stores today and most of them got Cochins with their bantams.

 

[jdduck]

Is she broody? Some hens pluck out their feathers so the eggs can sit next to their skin to keep them warm.

I dont thank so I have left several eggs in the box just to see but she has never showed any other signs