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Anything is just about possible with chickens. When they go to roost for the night, that's the best time to observe and listen. Lock them up for the night and listen for any squabbling or fighting. There is a pecking order for roosting too, that's what it's all about. The crowding at one end...

Putting out another feeder away from the original feeder will work. I've done it and it works. I have a single roost bar in my largest coop that runs the length of the coop which can easily accommodate about 15 birds. The most I had inside the coop for the past 3 years was 11 birds, and they...

I doubt it's bee stings or mosquitos. It could possibly be a pecking order issue, especially around the feeder and roosting at night. I've seen it happen and have had to deal with swelling near an eye which required lancing, much like water on the knee to relieve the pressure. I'm not saying...