sicilian-buttercup

  1. dfalco

    I don’t think she’s a Buttercup?

    She came with a set of Sicilian Buttercups. But she doesn’t look like the rest. Can anyone identify her breed?
  2. el polo froggo

    Genders for two 5-6 week old chicks?

    Quill Sicilian Buttercup Behavioral Changes: Pecking at glass if someone is around or touching it Moose Buff Orpington Behavioral Changes: If the chicks get a special treat (such as bread) Moose always chases Quill around the pen, pecking him, trying to take his food. Also, trying to jump on...
  3. Genders of Chickens?

    Genders of Chickens?

    My two straight run chicks are now 5-6 weeks old- before modeling my coop, I need to know the genders of the two. Moose (light brown/tan color) is A Buff Orpington, and is usually always chasing and pecking Quill (Dark Brown with black) The Sicilian Buttercup.
  4. PearlTheDuck

    38 weeks old and never layed an egg

    My 38 week old Sicilian Buttercup, Junebug, has never layed an egg, she acts healthy but could something be wrong with her?
  5. PearlTheDuck

    Too young to lay an egg

    My 15 week old sicilian buttercup pullet has been showing signs that she will lay (squatting for a roo, comb and wattles are redder and bigger) she's so small and it worries me even thinking about her trying to lay an egg. Thoughts?
  6. mangobees

    Sexing Sicilian Buttercup's, roo or hen?

    This is my one month old buttercup chick. She has a big comb but no redness yet, so im not sure! She has pretty dainty feet and a hen-like posture. What do you think?
  7. littlecreekfarm

    Sicilian Buttercup Gold

    Sicilian Buttercup Gold Created by littlecreekfarm Breed Information, Comments, and Experience with breed: Sicilian Buttercups orginated in Sicily, Italy. They lay medium white eggs, you can expect around 4-6 eggs a week. Theh are friendly but very flighty. They enjoy free-range. They weigh 3-6...
  8. Edgewick_Stockdogs

    Sicilian Buttercup Gold And Black

    Sicilian Buttercup Gold and black Created by Edgewick_Stockdogs Breed Information, Comments, and Experience with breed: Attractive birds. Decent layers. More shy than other breeds. They have a distinct double-comb, like a buttercup flower, which is how they get their name. I have two adult hens...
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