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    Skinny long egg

    I have a hen like this, too! Her egg yolks are also very orange and delicious. I assumed it was normal.
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    Our flock

    Welcome to the BYC community!
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    Hi I'm Sia

    Welcome to Backyard Chickens!
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    New Member

    Unfortunately I can’t help with your birds. But welcome to BYC!
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    Bumble foot?

    It is bumblefoot. Have you tried Epsom salt soaks?
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    Hello New from SC

    Welcome to BYC!
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    What does this flock noise mean? High note then low note.

    No worries! That’s an egg song. Hens will go a little crazy when they lay an egg sometimes. It’s totally normal.
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    Starting out with chickens

    Welcome to BYC! We’re so glad you joined.
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    Hi. I'm new to the community. thanks for having me.

    Hello and welcome to Backyard Chickens!
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    Why does my duck sometimes struggle to poop?

    This was posted a bit ago- is she better?
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    What killed my turkey? Everything gone except neck and head.

    How big was the turkey? How old? If she was young, it could have been a raccoon.
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    Help. Rehoming Guinea fowls. Wichita, KS

    Have you gotten any answers?
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    My June 30th hatchlings. Who is their Mom???

    Does it really matter who the parents are?
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    Broody Buff symptoms fixed

    Great! I’m glad it worked for you.
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    How to help my rooster to accept a new hen

    Normally when introducing new chickens, I would put them in a small run (or large crate) for a day or two with food, water, and bedding inside (or very near if it’s a small run) the normal chicken run or coop. This allows the old chickens to see and talk to the new chicken and get used to them.
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    New Member!

    Welcome to BYC! We’re so glad you joined.
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    1st time chicken mom

    Hello and welcome to BYC! :celebrate
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    Quail with bumblefoot

    Epsom salt with lavender will probably help to calm the quail a bit. To sterilize, I would use iodine or blucoat. I would probably use vet wrap? I don’t really know. I’ve just used bandages.
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