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Something else we are looking for near or so to us if there are any,is a couple of Pencilled Wyandotte hens. Thank you

Just a quickie if anybody is interested.Came across this wire sheeting last week.So I bid on it and won,4 sheets 8' x 2' 5GBP. This sheeting as most of you probably know,is used to keep render on walls.The great thing about it is,that on one side it is smooth...

Would anybody out there know how to get rid of Wry-neck.She was fine one day, let her have freedom of garden on her own. Next day she was rolling all over the place. Its nothing in garden otherwise the rest would have had...

I have read a few times now how people have trouble catching their birds.What we do now is herd them to one area in the garden where we have,what you might call a small run with a door,which has string attached.Now if you have ever watched...

This has appeared over two days,and is not very pleasant.She is a Golden Silkie not very old,and we bought her last week.Her head feathers were a bit stiff,but we put it down to her sticking her nose where it did not begin.What we have now is a very swollen eye,with a thick...

Just a short one,makes a change.Is it at all possible to tell the sexes of Silkies before the 16 weeks.I mean subtle little things,like the size of feet the comb and neck feathers. Somebody out there who has been keeping them for years must know ...

Yes looking for the impossible,2-3 hen's would be good. Within 50 miles of Huntingdon in Cambridgeshire please. :-)07 :-)07

You need a Big hen.Lovely bird and friendly as well.

Googled YOKOHAMA clicked on the one for U.K,about 6+ down. Came up with a few pictures.

Could anybody give me a clue,as to what these are please.

I have put this on another site,but thought it might be worth putting on here. To get rid of the mite in our coops, we sprayed like everybody else put down Diatom in nests on birds in food in coop and on food. What we do now,because...

Had a thought the other day,very unusual.People ask about putting a lid on their run (a) to keep it dry. (b)to keep foxy or cats out.They then let the chooks out to free range,and find the next minute they have RED MITE in the coop.Now could this be because they...