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It is good to see you! I am sorry you lost some of the flock and good job on breaking the broody. The wing on the roost could be a lot of things. It does sound cute though.

They are awesome!

It is good news that they do not pay attention to them! The new chicks will get used to the coop setup eventually. The shade will be a big help!

It is good to hear from you! Move the two older hens out of the coop an into a cage in the garage. Wait several days and add one of them back. The pecking order should have been disrupted and the one will have to integrate back. Wait until things are not dangerous in the coop and then add the...

The Sacramento Valley is sunny with north wind today!

Congratulations on the PhD! It is good to hear that the flock is doing well.

The look like they will sell easily!

That is good news! I hope that Spring has good things for you.

That might be statue standing, which does indicate pain. Worms, egg bound and etc. Please post the problem in this forum: https://www.backyardchickens.com/forums/emergencies-diseases-injuries-and-cures.10/ I hope she gets better!

It is good to see you! Did you check her feet?

I am sorry that you lost Dolly! Congratulations on getting the new chicks. Ophelia will be very happy with new flock mates for sure!

It is good to hear from you! One member recently said that AOL was making byc emails as spam. If that is happening to you, then make sure byc is on a white list.

@Missceegee It sounds like you have a very nice and busy Farm! It is nice to see you back posting here.

I am sorry you lost her! It sounds like you did your best for her :hugs

Thanks for the update! I am sorry about the loss of the Rooster! I have heard about silkie roosters fertilizing large fowl hens! It is amazing when that happens.

It is good to see you here! For the digging predator, Dig a trench deep enough to put in 4x4 pressure treated boards. Attach welded wire fencing for the first section and then cover it with hardware cloth at that same lower level. The babies should be 3\4ths of the size of the original flock--...

It is good to see you here! Rats can get into the coop using very small openings. One suggestion is to remove the food in the coop at night. Muddy runs can be helped with drainage. Look into installing a French drain.

That does sound scary! We do not get bad thunderstorms here very often and no strong tornadoes. We do get high winds and rain in the winter though! I hope that tie cleanup goes well after the storm.:hugs

It is good to see you back! Quail are cut little things when they hatch too.

:jumpy:jumpy:jumpy:jumpyThey are so cute! Thanks for sharing the picture of the new babies!