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Thank you for providing this update! I opened it as soon as you posted it, but only tonight did I read the entire piece. I’ll be learning a lot from the references you provided.

Suitable explanation of the nutritive benefits of homemade flock feed, backed with data from testing. I may become a convert yet!

•Fed cats & guineafowl at 7am •filled my 8-gallon gas tank at 8am •worked in pharmacy from 0830 to 2200 and am still behind!!!!!!!

That reminds me of the technical writing class I took, where we were taught to construct resumes/CVs with attractive tables. Then, applicant tracking systems arrived And the software can’t understand bullet points or tables.

:welcome Thanks for choosing to be official! We’re excited to get to know you and your flock.

•Worked in pharmacy 8:30-20:30 :th •Bought some kombucha because I’m not as cool as @Sally PB •Visited my guineas tonight & saw my 11.5-month-old cockerel “Junior” (in pfp) with a bruise over his left ear? What has the world come to?

...who are infinitely perplexing 3. Made dinner with spinach & onion & mushrooms & celery & carrots & cumin/cayenne/black pepper & a few guinea eggs* *Sometime in the seemingly near future, I will be almost all the way vegan; evidence is favoring the health benefits of a plant-based whole food...

Goof people also make typos. :p

Mini-Fret! 😍 :love ETA: I zoomed in on that 1st photo and fell in love with the baby on the feeder.

Just wait until you learn about cooperative binding of oxygen to hemoglobin! ⛓️ This article could be presented more effectively https://earth.callutheran.edu/Academic_Programs/Departments/BioDev/omm/jsmolnew/hemo/cooperative.html “Percent oxygen saturation as a function of oxygen partial...

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1. I got hissed 🐍 at by my adopted 5-year-old lavender guinea hen, who decided in the past week to be broody. 2. Picked some cilantro for cooking… 3. Cracked open the first double-yolk guinea egg I’ve seen! 66g when it was collected in April.

For lack of a relevant place to post this: On April 19, I collected 7 eggs and my 3-y/o hen Melba released what may classify as a lash egg. There were 8 female guineas of laying age, and 8 egg-like formations (all but one being proper in form).

This was the day (in March ‘24) that I feared I would lose “Almost” forever. She was named based on the state of her egg at final candling: dark @ tip, but angle of air cell not quite ready. She did fly safely down, and probably laid a few of her own eggs in the collective nest before abruptly...

Influenza neg; Cause of death is still unknown. Stress from guinea flock? Her crop had some bugs, Diverticulum empty. Starving in A.M.?

@Kiki you were all I could think of when I read the world-changing news that Gen Z has canceled ankle socks. That, along with edema being masked again by fabric.

Poultry diary: If it’s not on B-Y-C, It did not happen. A pullet’s body Still warm but stiff, no response Witnessed yesterday. Immediately Placed on ice, then drove today Diagnostic lab. Poultry venture fate Hangs in balance of findings: Botulism/Flu?