First Day Nerves: Introducing A New Bird To Your Flock

2020-09-23T19:01:17-07:00

Adding a new bird to your flock takes a watchful eye and some trial and error. For chickens, in particular, flocks naturally have an established social hierarchy called the pecking order. Though chickens have different methods of communication, including using distinct calls and whistles, new members of the flock might be welcomed with aggression and some pecking. A bit of fighting and roughhousing should be expected while your chickens are figuring out how the new member fits in the aforementioned pecking order. Here are some guidelines and tips for introducing new birds to your flock.  The Pecking Order The pecking

First Day Nerves: Introducing A New Bird To Your Flock2020-09-23T19:01:17-07:00

Chicken Body Language 101: Is Your Chicken Stressed?

2020-09-08T11:16:29-07:00

Like us, your chickens can have bad days too. They can get angry, stressed, and even unhappy.  It can be difficult to figure out your chicken’s mood since they cannot communicate with the same language that we use. However, chickens display several signs that can help you figure out what is going on with them. We also have a few tips to help you understand your chicken better and what you can do to help your chicken.    Is Your Chicken Stressed or Unhappy? Knowing the common signs for stress and unhappiness in your chickens and the main causes of

Chicken Body Language 101: Is Your Chicken Stressed?2020-09-08T11:16:29-07:00
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