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Ours do well in the heet over here in South East Queensland Australia

Over here in Australia we call them Pekins

Thank you for sharing!! This was the kind of info on Croads Langshans I was looking for. How are they with your Rhode Island reds? Mine are really nice reds LOL I’ll be integrating and I’m a little nervous about it

Must be a lake near by

uhhh.. that looks like a male trying to mate with a female. edit: males will surround a female and will form a “snake ball” around her body. Hope this helps.

Thank you. This is very helpful. I took notes so I know I'm getting hens.

Thank you for your video

You can count the feathers on there wings you know

Count the feathers

Precious babies

Can you eat them?

Did it just change to look like cement?

Where did you acquire them, ? And how old were they? And were they expensive? What about the Roosters, I do believe that some Old English Bantam Roosters Will attack as soon as you turn your Back on them, at least one of mine did, and my Black Rose Comb Rooster did as well, but I Enjoyed them so much, that I Over looked their aggressive temperament's

A bantam

So helpful! Thank you!

Used to catch them when i was a kid. ❤

It is a possum or opossum it's common I have them to

Impressive

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Great video following all stages of development! Thank you 😊

Thank you!

Nature rules!!!!❤

never knew this!

Sweet find!

I have a few and I love my turkins

He’s taking the high road 😂

Great idea

czcams.com/users/shortslith0kHFjmg?si=GZvR-7A2-KR7-en6 The Little birds used the diy nest box I made them! 😍

Very cool!!! 💞👍🏻

I have a little pink basket hung from my back porch.. tried to use it as a hanging flower pot but rain beat the soil out... Birds built a nest in it and use it every single year now. Just a simple dollar store basket wired to the roof of my back porch... Contents, one bird nest and annually at least 3 babies

They look like they are having a great time!

I hope she is ok. I've seen a Loooot of videos where people gently drained the light yellow fluid out with a 16, 18 gage needle and a large syringe. It can add years to their life. But everyone has their comfort level. We are going to try this tomorrow night and hope it brings relief and extra time to our girl. She's only a yr and a half 😢 Still laying beautiful green eggs and eating great. Perky and with her sisters. Your girl is darling. ❤ Hang in there

Draws raccoons also. Did help some, with pecking of feathers.

Excellent demonstration and narrative for newbies! That's a nice calm hen and I suspect the large space and free ranging makes it easier. Backyard chicken keepers with small runs might see more tension and conflict. I keep chickens on a half acre and let a broody hen raise new chicks every year so I keep them in a separate small yard until the babies are at least 3 weeks old. The old girls show curiosity thru the fence and become familiar with them and MamaHen does an excellent job of letting the old hens know who's boss and stay away from the babies. Within a week or two everybody is showing each other respect, except at the food bowl as you mentioned :)

This introduction went as perfect as possible. These were really a super nice flock of girls. New hen got along great from the start. Went straight into the coop pretty much with not a problem.

We watched this video and then purchased the pinless peepers. They stayed on our chickens (Golden Comets) for approximately 2 seconds before the chickens scratched them off with their feet. Do not purchase these things unless you feel like donating $20 to Amazon.

Oh no, I have two 4-week old easter Eggers that love fighting. Thanks for the video. I ordered all female & might have 3 males.

I’m so glad they are with you now and will get the care they need ❤

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Poor babies! Hope they have plenty to eat and grow healthy

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We used to leave our doors open on nice days and they made a nest in my bathroom shelves.😊

Thank yoy

Considering this for our bully hen too. Would you still recommend these?

❤that was so nice of you ❤

Love those Naked Neck chicks! I’m in SE Georgia and almost all my flock is NN. They handle hot weather like champs! (And they are very broody so get ready for that!)

Oh nice they’re on the ceiling

Learned something new. Thank you!

Thank you!!! Learned more from.your video then 6 books I read!!!

My easter eggers will NOT stay in the yard! Gargghhh