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Her wings may not be injured, she may have them down and out for balance. She most likely has a balancing issue which can be caused by many things. Try giving her some electrolytes and vitamins.

Oh! If both are swollen then you definitely need to force him out. He will not come out on his own if he cannot see.

Oops, I meant Olive Egger! I am so used to talking about Easter Eggers! Yes, she is a Barred Olive Egger! Best of luck on getting a pullet!

I had a rooster with the same issue. Suddenly limping with no mites or injuries. If he had any swelling, it was so minimal I did not see it. All I done was give him and epsom salt bath and then bring him back out to his flock. If she is not being bullied it should not be a problem. My rooster...

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The ducklings and the adults should be sent to rehabilitators. Domestic ducks should not be in the wild. Most domestic duck breeds cannot fly very far, so when it gets cold, the ducks cannot escape it by flying to a new area like wild ducks. They are also very vulnerable to predators.

Your Barred Rock is what it was advertised. The EE looks to be a barred EE

If he doesn't want to be touched you are going to have to force him to be touched or that swelling may get worse and his wounds could get very infected. I am sure that stressing him out is the last thing to do, but there is a chance that he is too hurt to even come out of where he is. Urgent...

Maybe keep them where they can see eachother but not touch eachother for a while and then introduce them back together under observation to see how it goes. I am thinking that the reason the dom rooster suddenly attacked was because the new surroundings made hormones and the pecking order kick...

What kind of bedding do they have, if any? Some beddings can be respiratory irritants. The stomach bloating could be from hygiene in their brooder and water, their diet, stress, infection, sour crop. It could be from alot of things. How often do you clean their brooder and change out their...

Of course! It would probably be good to rehome the dominant rooster as well because he could be aggressive with your hens too. The rooster who got picked on could be the nicer one so he got bullied for it. Is the bully rooster nice to you?

I have a rooster who randomly went lame a while back, no mites or bumblefoot and he ate and behaved like normal. I kept him with his hens and he continued mating and he only had a limp. A week or so he got better and can walk perfectly again. Can your rooster walk at all om his leg or does he...

It could be good for you to buy laying hens already. Keeping the rooster alone for so long could have negative results when you go to introduce hens. He could get aggressive with them or be over-zealous with mating. Try to find people in your area willing to sell laying hens to you, or willing...

No doubt about being a cockerel. Gorgeous!

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Definitely pullet. A pretty one too!

I believe that the only time the chickens really mourn the loss of a chicken is if the chicken dies and they know about it. Some chickens will sit with a dying chicken until it passes and sit with it for some time after. As for rehoming a rooster, they wouldn't care. They would just need to...

Texas can be brutal with heat. Hitting 97° today here. I have 3 solar powered fans coming in today for my coop. It is meant for a 245 square foot area, so it will hopefully have no problem with cooling them down. Texas gets plenty of sun, so solar powered fans should be good!

Could be it has thin skin and being wet from hatching made its skin transluscent and then drying off made it's skin look normal.