Hi...I'm in California desert. Not too many predators. We have crows and I've seen a small size hawk. But that's about it. If a hawk got it wouldn't there be feathers? body parts? That's why I'm thinking stray cat?
Missing Guinea? Noticed yesterday, that I'm missing one of my Guineas.I've walked around my fence...and nothing? No feathers/body ? Nothing? Tried calling and nothing? I had 5...They're around four months old, and are pretty good size. Could a stray cat have got it?...I'm puzzled because of it...
Hi...I saw this post, so I hope you don't mind me asking. I have a peahen that is sitting on 3 eggs...30 days was up on Aug 20th...give or take a day ....how long should I let her sit? I keep hoping one will hatch? Is there a way to tell if they are still alive?
Can I move the eggs ....from a peahen that has already been sitting? Where she decided to make a nest....there are black ants all over. When I check on her every morning ,she has black ants crawling on her. Can I move them, and will she still sit on them if I do ?
Re-shuffle housing for Peacocks question? I have a Male Pied 2-3yrs old alone in a large enclosure. Kept him in there for breeding but he's been losing his tail feathers... One Peahen with 2 Peachicks 2-3 months old in a small enclosure... Can I house them together? Will the Male hurt and...
Quick update...She was egg bound.I have her in a separate pen, and gave her calcium gluconate. This morning she passed an egg. It was soft shelled. She seems to be doing better and standing on her own. But the concern I still have is that her wings are still really droopy? Do you think she may...
Peahen unable to stand...She was fine this morning, eating and visting on the back porch. My husband went out 4 or 5 hrs later and found her laying down on her side unable to stand. We checked to see if she is egg bound, and couldn't feel anything. She layed an egg yesterday, and seemed fine...
Thanks for all your replies...quick update I have moved the Hen to a separate pen...with her 2 eggs, and found she layed another egg. She seems to be doing much better, and happier now:thumbsup