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Welcome! No snow but plenty of water! Good luck with your Serama search :)

Welcome to our flock! You must be way north - Alex bay?? :)

I think that's wise. Any loose seeds will probably germinate next year and if you remove them right away you should be able to eradicate it completely :)

I don't know for sure but I would not let the chickens root around in it just in case. Gramma Chick- it is a hallucinogenic and in sufficient quantities can kill. Apparently teenagers have experimented with it with unfortunate results........:(

Nothing wrong with a mixed bag! I have several old ladies, everyone's molting but only 1 broody :) My new girls are fitting in nicely and I have been moving the 'roos into the new, larger bachelor pad - so far so good. I will have 1 'roo Welsummer x Breda who needs his own flock. Picture...

Good Gramma - all in working order now. How are you doing? Any flock additions this year? I added some Breda chicks hatched from my girls and sold a few of them. Of course, I now have more boys.......:rolleyes:

Welcome to all the new chicken slaves :)

Welcome to the flock! I'm sure someone here will have something suitable for you :)

Good to see you back here :) How's life??

Not sure if there i a thread here, but most of the geneology sites charge a fee for accessing their sites. I have heard that ancestry.com is the best

I think so, they are considered 'essential' since they sell animal feeds...

TSC management are hard on their workers. We have the exact same problem here, when I asked they told me that they are full staffed! They have 2 folks running a shift - that's not enough people to be efficient nor is it fair to the staff. :(

You did what was best. We all have done it at one time or another - it's never easy and nor should it be. When you can cull birds/animals and feel nothing....then give up.

What about taking them back? Just give them back to the seller??

Highly unlikely. They probably have been incubating the virus for a few days and now you are teh (un)lucky recipient of 2 sick birds. If you have a huge amount of land you could always build another coop well away from your present flock, but the potential for infection is still there :(

Aren't they the cheapest form of therapy?? I'm a retired nurse and I used to come home and talk to them about my day....:rolleyes:

I will take a broody over an incubator anytime :)

:lau - we have 3 inches of snow this morning!

I believe you can order Mille Fleur D'Uccle banties from my pet chicken sexed. Anyhoo, welcome to the flock! Chickens are the best psychotherapists ever! We live near Penn Yan, about a 2 hour drive from you :)