ChickenCrossing.Org

Great pics   and Beautiful birds!!!!       Your black birds with white earlobes are probably Andalusians.


I had been thinking the same thing lately, there haven't been any new pics, I thought about putting some more up of my birds, but then thought maybe some are getting tired of seeing my birds!   

She has a rose comb so she's Dominique.
And the one where you put "Isn't she pretty"   looks like a blue Andalusian too.  Not sure if you know, but with the blue color, you get blue, black and splash.

In the last pic, looks like the buff colored one has pinkish looking feet,  she could be a Buff Orpington.   They are a heavy breed and she looks kinda small right now, but if they are hatchery stock that would explain the smaller size.
I have barred rock and plymouth rock and they both have yellow feet but I'm not familiar with buff rock.  I would think they would have yellow feet too but   

My guess would be Buff Orp, then Buff rock.


I haven't read about your roo problems but if you are experiencing aggressiveness, I don't think I can help you with that.  I've had a few aggressive roos and they were rehomed because nothing we tried seemed to make them any better.

Once your girls start laying you can put him back with the flock.    He will calm down once he matures some more and adjusts to his own bodily changes.


You might can put him back in a week or so.   Sometimes just pulling him out for a while will work because he comes back in at the bottom of the pecking order.   But roos know their place and he will quickly try to lure the hens into being submissive to him.   This is not a pretty sight if they don't submit, he will chase them until they duck down and put their head in the corner, and he will stand over top of them for a short time.   But that's if they don't submit to him.


I'd leave him out for maybe a week and try putting him back, if it doesn't work, take him back out and wait until your girls are laying.