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Welcome to BYC, and good luck with your chicks.

:welcome If they are only 6 weeks old, it is likely that all are cockeres.

:welcome I like Blue Andalusians.

For just a bit, I wallowed in melancholy. I worked one old dog and two pups that belong to a friend. I cooked supper, and then I ate cake. :drool

It may just be coincidence, but it seems that cross beak is more common in birds with the blue egg genetic background.

Welcome to BYC - sorry for your loss. Generally sudden death in birds is not the result of an infectious entity.

Welcome to BYC, and good luck in establishing your flock.

Hello, Doreen, and welcome to BYC. Good luck with your cat in a coop.

Welcome to BYC - sorry for the circumstances. Hopefully your rooster will show improvement over the next couple of days.

Hello, and welcome to BYC.

Hello, Mick, and welcome to BYC. Good luck with your new flock.

Welcome back to BYC, and good luck with your new flock.

Hello, and welcome to BYC. If they are laying, they may stop after a couple of days. Eggs that will be laid are already 'in process'. Chickens hate change so they may take a couple of weeks to adjust before resuming egg production.

What is your goal?

Mom had her sayings. "Getting old is not a sin, but acting old is." One that now strikes home "Getting old - not for sissies." Pain is not my friend. The worst ageing part: "So many that you care for are already gone." Melancholy day. Tomorrow will be better. Sunshine lifts spirits.

Rotisserie chicken, baked potatoes, chilled shrimp, and cucumber salad for the Princess.

:( All three of our goldens died with cancer. I had one beagle with lymphoma, and he maintained good quality of life on Prednisone for six months after diagnosis. I wish you luck with Elliot.

Rotisserie chicken, baked potatoes, chilled shrimp, cucumber salad for the Princess

Warm him up, and if/when he becomes mobile return him to the mother.

It's male specific feathering along with pointy hackle and saddle feathers. Really too early to tell on your chick.