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I was just talking about my doubts about using these feeders here in Florida. I feed twice a day, morning and evening and it is an issue if I go out of town. I may be able to leave enough feed for two or three days...but I don't think may more would work. It doesn't take any time for maggots to...

pretty blue eggs

I have seramas that handle freezing temps well. I would be concerned that it may be more than cold temps bothering her. I am in North Florida.

I am actually up near Tallahassee but I got my LF WFBS from them; They are lots of fun!

I saw some last year at the show in Lakecity. I was looking for LF. Finally found some in Brooksville.

Get up with Christy at County Feed on 20 just out ot town. She frequently has some good birds. I got some nice gold laced polish from her to start me off.

Hey neighbor! I am an hour from you in Blountstown.

I am in Blountstown. Welcome!

I plant vines around mine.

Welcome! I am in Blountstown about an hour from you!

Last summer I lost one of my polish hens....found her after a couple days sitting on a nest of 24 eggs. There were only three polish to lay them so they had been there a week a week or more...esp since polish don't lay every day.

I put plastic around mine and even the seramas have been fine to17 degrees. I do supply lots of hay and pull it upand around the roosts.

One thing that works well is to attach the plastic at the top and roll it up and down and you can use bungie cords to hold it up at the top.

I would never had known about this new toad if I had not happen to see my s shamo cock grab it. Even then I thought it was a regular or native toad until I saw him staggering. I picked him up and realized his throat was swelling shut. I ran inside and pumped benadryl in him and sat and held his...

THese are non-native.

Didn't know that and didn't have a species name....just blasted brown toad that is poisonous to my chickens! ...but we knew we were talking about the same one. Is that the only kind around Florida that has those glands on its back and that is so deadly to them?

THey aren't much bigger than the standard brown toad just yet but I am going to clean out around the azaleas this winter....that seems to be where they have found them.

I hate the bufos. I have almost lost two o shamos to them. Thankfully I was watching when each of them got ahold of one. I had to give them benadryl. Their throats were swelling shut. They are new to us this far North of FL sharon

My dogs and my cats lay around in the yard with my birds but one morning a found a small kitten in the o shamo pen....I am glad I went out earlier than usual as I am sure they would have eaten him.

I soak mine in the kitchen sink. Less pain in the back.