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Yeah, even went back and zoomed again. I see normal poops. Maybe some heat stress? Or watery from lots of liquids. I don't see Worms. Which is why I'm asking. What is that tells you worms?

I did zoom in. I don't see what you're talking about.....🧐

Can you explain to me exactly what about those poops tells you she had an infestation please?

I have left hens in with my flock while sitting and the chicks have been fine. Actually more easily accepted BUT I also have an exceptionally friendly flock and don't have any really nasty or aggressive birds. I think this kind of thing has to be done on a case by case basis, that the birds...

I have two unknown mix breed hens (from BYM hatching eggs I purchased from ebay) that both turned out like this. Only one is photographed here. But I think this type of pattern would look very pretty on a satin silkie. Can anyone tell me about the genetics involved here? And maybe how I would be...

Curious if these chicks actually ended up being one male one female? Since Faverolles are an auto sexing breed?

That is a very pretty bird btw! 🥰

And here are some shots with all four as a group

This photo is of the other two chicks

Updating with photos of the chicks I've hatched this far. I think the chicks photographed together one gold/brown one grey with white spot are what true CCL m/F are supposed to look like? The others I'm assuming are actually my speckled olive eggers (welsummer rooster x CCL hen) and are...

And Updating with photos of the rooster who fathered the chicks (lighter rooster in several photos), and the rooster who fathered the hens who I hatched from (maternal grandfather- the darker rooster(gold neck and grey beard floppy comb) in one photo)

Updating with photos of the other chicks hatched from the same parents

So I have been hatching out Easter Eggers from two hens and a rooster. I know the hens are from a cross between a white leghorn and an Americana rooster. The rooster I am unsure of his parents. So most of the chicks of been exactly what I expected - yellow down- and feathering in white. I've had...

I was thinking welsummer actually. I have grew out several variations of EE's and that pattern doesn't look right for those either. At least not the ones I've hatched out here

No extra toes