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    Marion County, GA— 1 year old Buff Orp. Roo

    1yr old Lavender Orpington roo, free to a good home. His name is Elvis. He was great for the first 8 months, and is still pretty tame as far as roosters go, but is having a moody teenage phase that makes it inconvenient to care for my other birds. Combined with a recent predation issue, I can’t...
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    (frosty the snowman voice) happy birthday!! :)

    (frosty the snowman voice) happy birthday!! :)
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    thanks!! balloons would be so cool but they're probably a waste of helium lol

    thanks!! balloons would be so cool but they're probably a waste of helium lol
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    thanksssss :)

    thanksssss :)
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    thank you ^^

    thank you ^^
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    thanks!!

    thanks!!
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    thank you! :)

    thank you! :)
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    Ended BYC's 2022 Spooktacular Halloween Hatch-Along—Trick or Treat & Count These Things That Are Good to Eat! #3

    i'm confused... what happened with this thread? did somebody already win? lol
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    What breed is your favorite in your flock?

    buff orpington ^^ they're so round and cuddly and make such dedicated broodies, and when they're not broody they lay eggs the most consistently out of any of the breeds i have. my olive egger is a close second, she's not particularly cuddly but she's so curious and is always the first at my feet...
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    My new Mama chicken has an injured leg

    I've heard that their muscles can atrophy if they're broody for too long, so in absence of obvious injury it could be that, but I'd follow what @FluffyDucky123 said before writing it off ^^
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    Throwing feed in the ground?

    I throw my flock's feed on the ground and they like it just fine. Unless they're getting big mouthfuls of dirt with their meal or the little bits of feed left on the ground attract pests, I wouldn't worry.
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    Bumblefoot question

    Is it not an option to separate the bumblefoot ladies during their recovery so that they're the only ones without access?
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    My baby chick was killed last night :(

    goldfish seem easy, but they're actually quite deceptive. technically they're carp, so they have the same growth patterns and potential that carp do, which isn't really conducive to living in a bowl or a small tank. they also produce a HUGE bioload compared to other kinds of freshwater aquarium...
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    What breed is this duck?

    looks like a khaki campbell!
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    Ended Guess When BYC Will Reach 470,000 Members!

    7/5/22 at 8am
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