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OMG! Wow! These are the best! Wow you lucked out look at those eyes, definitely show chicken for prizes. Probably won't lay eggs a lot though.

Blue orphington and D. Will be a solid black hen. I forget what is that breed I got two speckled chicks Jub Jub and Valdmir Putin Cepa. They add extra chicks. The really friendly ones are the breed you don't need and the quiet peeping ones are the rare ones, they run away when you try to catch...

Black Astroplop Partridge Cochin, Polish, they are adorable

Harvest pineapple leaves and papaya leaves to make a tea helps eyesight according to internet articles. My garden was wacked by a weed eater so I'm gardening on a friend's property now!

It could be untreatable. Don't touch her anymore. Put her in a warm place and say goodbyes. She is very very sick.

Please follow me if you know of a great apartment for rent in the Lantana Florida area where it's affordable and I can keep my chickens and doves in the yard. Thanks!

Isolate her from the others. Give her pumpkin pie filling to see if she impoves droppings. Hydrated with Gatorade. If that doesn't change she could be hen pecked try reading to her and music. Is she still laying? If she winces she may have a clutch of eggs coming. She is being broody. Next, make...

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Sunset and the Goodyear Blimp

My little parakeet Chee - Chee and I watched the sunrise together in the morning. I loved to take photos.

I did not know but each has its own type. I like quakers the little clowns! They can say a hundred words! Like the African Gray. Thank you not too many research this before buying.

They say it's impossible but it's not. Put a fake Easter egg plastic toy in the cage. When they try to get in, they will learn not to peck. Second take eggshells and put in food. Crunch them up. Never allow the chickens to see a shell as food is inside of it. It will change habit I one day...

Wow Beautiful 🥚 If you stop giving high protein feed and let them graze. This changed laying behavior for me. Good luck!

You could change their feed. Sometimes high protein does that.

Hi! Hope your birdies are doing well!

Thank you all, for your support. As you know time flies, and more chickens and eggs to come! It's wonderful, life with these birds in it! Here is Vladmir Putin, my Cepa! (Chickie) was two years old! Gave me lots of eggs!

I would rehome this chicken,I'll tell you why. Someone out there may want her dispite her limitations. May bring happiness to a family or a breeder or some school. You've got so many chickens, giving away one to make someone happy it's hard because you love her but you'll feel better in the end.

Yes, I think she will be okay Make sure she has enough grit calcium and laying protein to make eggs every day. Otherwise the shell will not be formed. She needs water too, if you suspect heat stroke, try giving her a cool bath hope she goes back to normal

Will come back in the next life as a chef and make you an omelet