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I remember you, ❤️ thanks for stopping by! 😊

Sounds like life is good! :D

Beautiful photos, ,❤️ thanks for sharing!

I am sorry your Jess is struggling, :hugs what's going on with her?

Sounds like Coccidiosis. You need to start her on "Corid", you can get this at any TSC or feed store. They can die quick so start her on it asap. Feel free to start a thread in our Emergency forum too.... https://www.backyardchickens.com/forums/emergencies-diseases-injuries-and-cures.10/ I...

Aww.... your flock is gorgeous! 💖 I love that mural on the door, very nice coop! 💞

Oh gosh, I am glad to hear your bird survived, she must be a real trooper! Do you have a photo of her, I bet she's pretty!

Glad you stopped by! I'd love to see your Aseels, such a gorgeous breed of bird! Post pics when you can. 😊

Chickens fill our love tanks, give us strength when the world drains us. Keep up all the Chicken hugging! 😊

Oh I am so sorry! :hugs I used to keep quail, they are very easy to get attached to, hurts the heart when they pass. 💔 I hope your heavy heart heals soon. ♥

So sorry for your losses, :hugs the heat has been tough the last few years. I'm glad however that you are enjoying your flock!😊

I am so sorry you can't keep any birds, :hugs at least you can visit them, nothing better for the heart than hugging a chicken! 😊

Gorgeous birds! ❤

So sorry for your Silkie losses, :hugsnever easy on the heart. Sebrights and Seramas are fun breeds to keep! Thanks for the update. 😊

Yes my gal laid ginormous eggs too. Poor gals!

Thanks! I used liquid Caltrate at the time. Some birds can have something wrong with their shell gland or the inability to absorb the proper nutrients. I was never able to fix my gal.

Pretty photo! ❤ Hopefully the gal that lays the soft eggs stays healthy. I had a hen that laid thin, soft and no shelled eggs. No amount of calcium helped her either. Just keep up the lovin' on her and your flock!

Bugs are pretty apparent on birds around the vent or back of the neck. The skin will look red, feathers missing or ratty looking, bug eggs can look like a lot of dirt on the feather shafts near the skin. You can actually see lice scurrying around. Red mites can cause tiny scabs on the skin.

Always nice to get kids involved with poultry and animals, really gets kids of to a good start in life. Glad you are enjoying this adventure!

Awww.....super adorbs! ❤ Best wishes with the rest of your hatch!