I think that's a side effect of spending too much time reading BYC threadsThere is something deeply wrong with me.
I woke up this morning with the thought that the chickens may not like the new coop. Perhaps they have become attatched to their rotting pile of firewood.
Maybe they're concerend about the use of plastic. Suppose they don't like the colour. They might call it Shadrachs Folly and refuse to use it.
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In mine it is the ones with beards. For some reason hens, even THOSE hens, like to pluck out the neck feathers.
Yes, walking outside on the street is a real risk. Sleeping in a tree near the coop too. That’s why I always tried to catch the chickens.I think they are probably fine wandering around the allotment. My concern is they wander off the allotment and onto the track. Some drivers use the track as a raceway.
If she can't find enough to eat she's unlikey to stray far but it's a risk.
What about the allotment Fox?I think they are probably fine wandering around the allotment. My concern is they wander off the allotment and onto the track. Some drivers use the track as a raceway.
If she can't find enough to eat she's unlikey to stray far but it's a risk.
Take either we have a mostly dry day but the bird flu is in our state.. As of this it is not here today ..
This definitely calls for "Houdini".
Do they hatch early without having completeley absorbed the yolksac first? Or is it definitely an infection?So this baby appears to have the same egg yolk sac infection as the 2 Skeksis babies from last hatch. I thoroughly cleaned the incubator. Of course, maybe the bacteria was already on the eggs. But then again, none of the bantam eggs were affected. They all lay in the same spot. I just want some fully healthy Skeksis babies.
Is this really true @Shadrach ? You couldn’t get a permit to stay?
