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That does sound scary! We do not get bad thunderstorms here very often and no strong tornadoes. We do get high winds and rain in the winter though! I hope that tie cleanup goes well after the storm.:hugs

It is good to see you back! Quail are cut little things when they hatch too.

:jumpy:jumpy:jumpy:jumpyThey are so cute! Thanks for sharing the picture of the new babies!

I really enjoyed reading about your Duck adventures! Congratulations of the new ducklings!

I am sorry that you lost your dog! It sounds like you have a good plan for getting more flock members and having only one breed does make things easier for sure. I am looking forward to seeing you on the hatching threads!

It does sound like a busy time for you! The American Poultry association likely has a list of shows.

I am so sorry! I hope you find a home for them.

My Mom did not get knee replacements. She is now 83 and uses a walker and a wheel chair. Hopefully I will be able to go longer with knee replacement when I get it...but I am hoping for a treatment that will not need a replacement.

That is good news on getting an exemption for keeping chickens!

That looks like a redwood incubator! Those are awesome! Congratulations

They are so cute!

I love the pictures!

I do understand how hard it can be to take care of the girls when one gets older. I am 64 and still hanging in. I will need to get a knee replacement in the future but so far so good...If a bit painful.

It is nice to see you back! It sounds like you have some big and hungry predators! We do have raccoons here but none of the others in our City.

Thanks for the update! Congratulations on building a predator proof coop! Do you have a coop build article for it in the learning center? Other could benefit from you experience and build technique for predator proofing a coop.

Hens are odd that way! When I had 5 Blue egg layers, they stopped laying egg one spring Until mid summer! The other hens were laying fine an none of the usual culprits were a problem, Worms, lice mites diet, illness and etc. They started up again and kept laying through the winter. They were...

It is nice to hear from you! I love the picture and the girls are very excited!

I too have reduced my flock! I now have 7 hens instead of 35 or so....It is so much easier to take car of the smaller flock.

:pop Are you in Florida or Italy? It sounds like quite a lot has been going on in your life. Do you have plans for building a bigger coop when you are more settled in?

What a lovely place you have! The goats and chickens look like they are doing very well indeed.