Thank you so much she seems to be adjusting alright

Hi as I've said in my post I'm really not a chicken person I just help out my mother on my grandmother's farm and she has lots of chickens, peacocks, and pheasants. I am studying to be a licensed mental health counselor. Though they're not people if I had to guess I'd say she was a runt and probably bullied. You may want to consider getting a small young banny for her to be buddies with if not it would help probably if you let her buddy around with you. Just remember it's their instinct to not be social with humans but if you initiate it she'll be happy

Yep I'm in Washington and our are all molting too plus the hormones are a flying so everyone's pretty crabby

Are chickens are all molting too and add for them being aggressive right now even the female pheasants are being mean to each other right now

My experience is that silkies are often the bullies when there's more than one so everyone's probably just paying her back since she lost her buddy. My recommendations are that chickens that can't fly should be in a pin with other similar chickens (Frizzell, Polish, coccins).

He's a gorgeous rooster