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First, :welcome ! Second, Muscovy are usually amazing mothers! I'd leae the babies with her, but keep her separated from the flock until they're a bit older, especially in the coop. You don't want them to get trampled.

Where does the Lone Ranger bring his garbage To the dump, to the dump, to the dump dump dump!

I've recently lost power for 60 hours and still had some make it through. They'll be fine. :)

Squash of any sort are better direct sowed, imo. Do you have any beans? Those are also good for direct sowing.

The girls sabotage your plans?

Put the scovie eggs in lockdown. One looks like it already has an internal pip! Not sure if all four are good though, it's hard to tell.

Oh Heather, I'm so sorry!!! 🫂 You did amazing with him, don't beat yourself up. He may have had something wrong with him which is why he was so late in hatching. You showed him love and trust and gave him the chance to see a bit of the big world. 🫂

"What are you looking at?! This ain't no peep show! Oh, wait, I guess it is..."

Grats to the winner! I was so close this time!!! :lau

I remember a skit, I think from SNL, doing a K-Tel parody where they were advertising a classical music album from Looney Tunes. And honestly, it was bang on!

Perhaps a qtip dipped in epsom salt water? I've never had to deal with anything like this either!

Wow, that would have been amazing to see! I agree with the morbid curiosity of going to look. It was just coincidental that they rolled out just then. That pigeon will never poop on your statue should you get one! :lau The hawk on the other hand...

Made spicy ramen with asparagus and dandelion buds from the yard. And of course, an egg swirled in.

Do you have any electrolyte solution or something similar to add to their drinking water?

Ditto!

Selling, demonstrating, or visiting?

Only one I'm not sure about is the last one. Are those tie clips? But yeah, I was around for all of those and still use some of them. Not saying which! ;)

I only have cardboard boxes for them though, so those would be papier mache by morning!

I usually use a damp washcloth, myself.

It's not just chicks, I'm also bringing adult scovie. And rabbits. But it's the scovies which will be a pain.