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She wasn't injured! i had her by herself in a coop and noticed her balance was poor she's still has appetite and everythings ok except she can't walk. Please don't tell me to cull her i can't

Thanks.... Mean mug is fierce, I think it could perhaps be a cross. I'll post photos of the Polish chicks from the same bin at the same time as i got this grumpy looking chick,.similar color..yeah, it's definitely not the Cornish cross as bin said

It has A very extremely tiny bit of white on the tip of feathers on one side

Which is fine

Lol

Ok lol its cute but very grumpy looking lol the Polish appear to be same color and pattern . i was thinking it maybe was a cross half polish only Time will tell

I found it along with several polish chicks in the wrong bin labelled Cornish cross...it looks extra grumpy..lol Yellow legs and feet

Its tiny and very calm and docile acting demeanor... I got it from tractor/farm store out of random assorted bin..

I had a male mottled Japanese pictured below him plus photo of his offspring as chicks In person, he. Had alot more white on him than u can't tell in pics but his offspring hatched almost totally white and maybe s little TINY black spot...

Lol its fine i forgot the second main trait or first trait: fuzzy feathered legs after i responded to you its a Long spring break lol and i just had this little cochin roo until two days ago:0 jusajthpost: 2111 member: 328154"]I know, I have a flock of Cochins, short legs and rounded butt...

Yes, the tail shapes of cochins, i want to say is shrubby, i can't think of the word right Now but its very distinct shape ;-)

Under stomach is warm like with most chickens not out of ordinary just like any other day

It was a shivering almost the shaking of feet was becauseis its not moving feet just now ones curled the toes nothing seems to indicate an injury ive checked feet body she has access to feed and water

Um, i have had it since November shes approx 6 months old, give or take + i am not one hundred percent sure its a she, judging by the one i purchased before same breed as this was showing roo characteristics and crowing but not laying eggs yet. It stopped shaking, i guess it may have been...