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Oh, I am sorry to hear this. She was a feisty girl and if she did pass I can imagine she would have chosen to do it her way much the same as she raised her chicks. She had a long and happy life. :hugs

I am so sorry, back to back losses are just overwhelming. I have no doubt he will find her and continue to watch over her as he did in life.

Her poof is just adorable ☺️

Wow, that chick seems to be extra floofy! Cutie 🥰 thinking big hair 80’s kinda name would be hilarious and fitting.

I am sorry 😢 :hugs :hugs

Congrats, truly it never does get old.

Glynda looks surprised at the results of her diy dye job and Phyllis appears to look a little upset at the results. Girls, having done many of these myself over the years, I will pass down the wisdom of women wiser than I was at the time: It will grow out.

Oh I know, however that kiddo is pretty level headed tbh. She has the soul of experience animal handler I swear 😂 doesn’t bother her overmuch. That said, I personally am glad we got em down before that happened, as an immediate shower is about all that would fix that!

First hunt: Target sighted, sound the war cry! Battle commences: Victory!!!

Chicks 2nd trip outside - We aren’t sure this outside stuff is safe yet, hide on the short huummaann!!! Well maybe its okay: I am still not sure: The BIG huuummaann brought the water and a tote its all good now: Hello 👋 @BY Bob and crew, like my hiding place?

:hugs :hugs:hugs

Like you I am still learning about the two roo dynamics. I can share what I see though as it seems similar to the behavior you are seeing. My two boys get on with one another. They work in tandem when out to free range it’s amazing to see honestly. The only time I see chasing, like you...

It does, since I go to school online. ;) I am a Masters student at Walden University. My program is 100% online except for the internship.

My last week of classes for this semester as well. I get a few weeks off then more for summer semester.

It seems to be normal sized for its breed which is English Orpington. I think I will just go super slow with integrating them. First side by side then inside with a place to go the bigs cant reach. Thank you good advice!

It is really difficult to tell for sure. But my observation is that I do think the chick can currently see out of it. I am also very concerned about it getting pecked especially during integration assuming of course it makes it.

I have a chick that was born with one normal-sized eye and one eye that is significantly larger. Despite this, the chick has been behaving normally since it hatched. It eats, drinks, poops, and scratches around without any issues. There have been no visible signs of infection, both currently...

The one in the forefront does look like it possibly could be ❤️ and no pardon needed, I was the same way! Must know NOW 😂

Adorable 🥰 Remember when I got my first chicks? I got mystery chicks. It was very frustrating to wait to figure that out. I can sympathize 100%! I was able to figure it out at about the time they were fully feathered. It will become clear soon!

Oh it’s weird isn’t it? Believe it or not it has gotten better just very slowly. I have a bit of hope that it will right itself. Time will tell, she is eating, drinking, and pooping. She is scratching around and doing all the normal chick stuff like the others so 🤷‍♀️. I may post over on the...