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Looks like we've found a wonderful new home for our girls. Knowing that makes it so much easier to let them go. Thanks so much to BYC for making this possible, and their new 'Mom':love

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Glad to hear she's doing better! :thumbsup

Wow, I'm so sorry your girl (and you) are going thru this! I can't really offer any advice but maybe @biophiliac , @BantyChooks , or @KikisGirls can help you out. Best of luck, sending prayers/positive thoughts.

Awesome!! Thank you! Hope you have a great weekend!:)

Thank you :)

Aww so cute! So nice to hear your taking care of her. We recently had a starving mother cat come to our house and started feeding her. About 4 days later she brought all 5 of her kittens! She stayed for another week or two and then left. We're pretty sure the kittens are around 12-16 weeks old...

Hi :) I am moving halfway down the coast and we can't take our girls with us. :( We have have 7) 18 month old White Leghorn hens. They usually 7 eggs every day, sometimes 6. They even laid all winter. All the chicken stuff we have, including the coop, are free to a good home. You don't have to...

What a great shot you got of the one with the wings spread out! :)

I'm so sorry:hit :hugs I so hope you don't lose any more (and am glad you aren't going to have to have poison around either).:hugs

:lau Now that you mention it..hahaha most of the baby birds I've found on the ground were robins!!

Ok, we're trying to figure that out nest relocation right now and try that first. Wasn't sure if she even would lay more eggs, that's good news that she could just make another nest. :) Thanks!

Haha, this actually is not the first time this had happened, we didn't realize the cover had fallen off. Thanks for the heads up on possible legal issues as well. Thank you for responding! :)

I wasn't really sure where to post this, but because unhatched eggs were involved, I chose this one.:confused: As the title states, we found this nest in our dryer vent hose. Long story, but it's been there almost 3 weeks...? We didn't realize there was actually a nest in there, until two days...