Marmite is now a mass of pins. She does look a sight.
Like Ebony she has also developed white tips to her feathers. She does look a state but the pins have come through quickly so hopefully she will soon be all feathered up again.
It’s odd that Marmite is the only girl to moult like this. I am looking forward to seeing her back to normal soon.



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Gosh that looks like it would be uncomfortable!!
I’ve sent you an email
xx
It does look uncomfortable but I wouldn’t handle her at the moment as that would be uncomfortable for her and there isn’t any need to. Those pins have come in in only four days. I am just going to reply to your e-mail. xx
She will soon be her lovely self.
Yes, that’s what I keep thinking. She is such a sweetie.
It’ll take vast amounts of energy for her to replace so many feathers simultaneously. I often find that the most severe moults lead to very lethargic hens.
Marmite has taken to perching high, away from the rest of the flock. She is also the one I think of as the squeaky one. She shows her displeasure at any time with a squeak.