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I have a trio of bantam Ameraucanas (aka Easter Eggers) with one cockerel (young rooster) and two pullets (young hens) for sale. They were hatched May 10, so they are about eleven weeks. Very friendly, as you can see from the photos. Asking $60 for the trio. Delivery for a gas fee; up to two...

I have this handsome Jersey Giant Cockerel available for $20. Local pickup only - we are located in Washington state (Kirkland area.) Delivery may be arranged depending on location if you cover gas. Hatched by incubator on April 17, he is a big guy already at just three months old, and only...

Will anyone in the Seattle area have d'anver hatching eggs for sale later this spring? I'd like to hatch 1/2 dozen lavender, blue, porcelain, and/or quail d'anvers this spring, however I only have broody hens and so need to be able to pick them up within a day or two of them going broody...

Hallerlake has beautiful white egg layers Spitz and Brabanters. I love mine!!!

With just the information above, I'd guess mites or bugs of some kind. If she has them around her belly, the other chicken may be picking them off her. I'd check around her vent area and see what you can see. For either mites or an egg bound chicken - a warm bath is a good start.

Oh my goodness, your Porcelains are stunning!

Thought I'd share a cute photo of Blueberry and her chicks. It's her second time going broody this year, finally bought her feed store EEs when I couldn't break her. I think she likes them

They look happy! (The chickens - not the fish! )

https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/821055/porcelain-bantam-duccle-cockerel-rooster-washington-state Porcelain Bantam D'uccle Cockerel available - 4 months old - Kirkland area. See listing above for more info.

I have a porcelain, bantam d'Uccle Cockerel (young Rooster) for sale. He was hatched on Mother's Day and is four months old. He has been raised by a large fowl broody mama and outside since hatch. He free ranges with the rest of my flock; a mix of large and bantam chickens. He does crow, but...

Are these her babies? If no, is she sitting in a nest box for a long time? Growling and puffing up at you and other chickens? When you say she was 'all puffed up' that makes me think broody hen. They go broody when they want to have babies. They get mean so they can protect them. If...

She's beautiful Good luck with your new rooster, I'm glad Mille won't be alone for long.

Hi Penney; Sorry, been in meetings all day. I wish I was playing with chickens instead! I was not planning on selling our porcelain d'uccle pullet (she is not laying yet), however, I may be persuaded if she got to stay with her closest flock mate (the rooster ). Both were hatched on...

The initial rooster was sold, however, the second-in-line rooster is still available, and you have great timing as I was going to list him this weekend! You can see him in photo #4, he is the rooster on the left with the smaller waddles. He is very nice, and has stayed with us for such a long...