I already posted but have just figured out which of my hens is CROWING....my Black Australorp has decided to try her hand at crowing and it's a terrible sound - somewhere between a car horn and a broken squeaky toy. I told her there's no roosters allowed but she seems to think its her job now...
I wish my Salmon Faverolles would stop letting the others pull out her feathers. She's got a Friar Tuck look going on... and she's never grown her beard in.
In case anyone was watching this thread for updates; the necropsy results revealed that my Margie died of a liver hemorrhage consistent with hemorrhagic liver syndrome (fatty liver hemorrhagic syndrome).
I did a little reading and am wondering if it's possible for a hen who is not overweight...
My husband called me at work today saying one of my birds (~2.5 y/o Rhode island Red) was laying on the run floor with her face on the ground, mouth open, very floppy. He picked her up and she startled a little bit and she pooped on him, it was very watery. He said her neck was not supporting...
My hubby recently built me a gaming PC using an old tower from the 90s. Such nostalgia even though I'm playing mostly Baldur's Gate 3, which is hard but very engrossing. I can't put it down even when my characters get TPK'd multiple times a session LOL
We do have a bunch of Nintendo 64 games on...
We kept stick bugs and Madagascar Hissing roaches as pets when we were kids, we also had the odd scorpion and praying mantis. No bugs as pets currently but I am always on the lookout for my "garden friends" mostly jumping spiders and mantids. We get a lot of butterflies and big jade beetles and...
Anyone playing Fields of Mistria? It's a new farming/life sim on Steam by NPC Studios. It's still in early access development, but it's pretty fun and a cute cozy game for the coming fall/winter months. Character design is great and interactions with the characters is really well fleshed out.
I am having a similar issue with my neighbors, I have four birds that we only allow to free-range about once a week. We use sand as the run medium and hemp shavings + pine mulch for the bedding. Bedding gets cleaned every week, run gets cleaned every day, usually twice or three times because...