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I presume that photography is not considered art? Specifically landscape photography.

I forgot to add that detail, sorry. I am entering the cropped image.

Entry #3: This is Al with Sarah(left), Karen(middle), and Joe(right). This may not count if it wins the "Cutest Baby Fowl Contest". (which I doubt it will win)

Entry #2: I am entering Joe again :). except this time he is trying to mimic the turkey vultures who sunbathe in the morning.

1 of them is, but I cropped it a little, so I will start over. Entry #1: Uncropped Image Cropped image This is my cockerel, Joe. He was hatched out in November, and he is the offspring of a Buckeye rooster and Sapphire Gem Hen. He is scared of basically anything he cannot eat or drink, and...

Will do

I am aware of this, I am aware of this, which is why I said chicken. Because I know that I am going to choose one of those pictures to officially enter. Then I am going to choose 2 different pictures that are not any of the 4 that I showed above.

I have been waiting for this moment for a LONG time, and I have been very selective and decisive, so my pal @casportpony would not have to enter 30 separate images onto a spread sheet. (At least I hope). Entry (chicken) #1: These are all the same chicken, I just have to narrow down the picture...

And I would rather not have to stress out my chickens when I put the saddle on them, because my chickens get really stressed when they are held.

When I take them off he starts ripping the feathers off in about a month.

I have been using hen saddles since I have noticed the problems.

So, I have noticed that 1 of my hens has here feathers gone on her back, and a couple more have some feathers that are going missing. I have deducted that it is my Buckeye Rooster (Tony) who is causing the issues. The rooster is 1 year old, and has almost always had a problem with overbreeding...

Here is mine: It is 17' by 50', and houses 7 hens and 1 rooster currently. The other copp and run house 1 hen, 2 pullets, and 1 cockerel, that I have been trying to integrate.

I never planned in breeding him because his is a cross that I did not really want to continue. But that still good to know, thank you.

I have never noticed any of my chickens having cross beaks.

Ok. The cockerel was hatched in September 2020, whereas I got the rooster in March 2020.

I currently have 1 Buckeye rooster, and 7 hens. They have been living peacefully except for the occasional scuffle. Near the end of August 2020 my Dutch Bantam went broody, so we put several eggs under her. She hatched out 3 of them which are Buckeye mixes, 2 are female, and 1 is a male. The...

I have a 46 gallon bowfront tank. The dimensions are 12" deep, 36" wide, and 21" tall. I am just wondering if it is possible to keep anoles and Emerald swifts in this size tank. If so, how many of each lizard? If not what size tank would I need to get?