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Welcome to BYC. It's been my experience that when peachicks or poults mount another bird they are male.

If you want the code for the individual item:

Those are for your album, not the individual items in the album. Album link: https://www.backyardchickens.com/gallery/albums/new-breeder-coop-progression.7430338/ Thumbnail

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...me? One has to ask oneself what worms one wants to treat, pick the dose that treats those worms, and then do a little math. The math formula is *always* the same: Weight of bird in pounds, divided by 2.2 (converts to kg), times the dose, divided by the number of mg in one ml. If you are...

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Welcome to BYC. The 0.23 ml per pound dose (50 mg/kg) is correct if you want to treat *all* worms including capillary worms. Note that egg withdrawal is recommended. This low dose of 0.00454 ml (1 mg/kg) you are referring to is also correct, but it's for treating large roundworms & cecal...

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/question-of-the-day-saturday-june-29th-2024.1631029/:wee

Today's question is from @azurbanclucker: Diet Dr. Pepper

Welcome to BYC!

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/question-of-the-day-friday-june-28th-2024.1630823/

Today's question is from @azurbanclucker: Bonaire is nice.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/question-of-the-day-thursday-june-27th-2024.1630814/

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/question-of-the-day-wednesday-june-26th-2024.1630813/

Handsome boy!

Cute!

I have one like that too, which reminds me that we need to do our special needs contest soon.

Adorable!