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https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/how-to-treat-sour-crop-and-impacted-crop-and-how-to-know-which-one-youre-dealing-with.73607/ Have you tried adding a probiotic? And why is she on Corid and fenben? Does she also have parasites?

She hasn't had any more problems since this. I kept her inside over night and she hasnt had a repeat. How is your gal?

Like these ducks on a lake in Minneapolis? :D Entry #4

A robin Entry #3 visiting our yard

Hummingbird at our feeder. Entry #2

Tiny Butterfly on a flower. Entry #1

That's my hope! I'm excited to try them

I just signed up for CoopCrate and was wondering if anyone had used them before? I'm a little concerned that there is no "Log-in" to check order status, etc. But I'm excited to try it. I guess if it's a scam, I'll only be taken once and will dispute it with the credit card. But I'm eager to see...

No. I'm good. It probably gets there sooner than my guess, but I don't have time to math right now because I am performing activities closely related: chickening!

That's what I'm worried about as well - the hearing part. But chickens have good hearing. They would have to be a long away apart to NOT hear each other. I'm not sure though. I haven't done it before.

So, we are toying with the idea of a bachelor pad, as well. From my understanding, this only works if the roos can't see the little princesses on the other side - or they will fight. I'm hoping someone else will weigh in on this. I know debate exists over bachelor pads and I would like to hear...

Henrietta, let's make this interesting. Loser has to be the lookout for the next coop cleanup duty. Ready, set, stare!

They have roosting rails in the pen. I thought that would be better since they were so small. Honestly, I didn't even realize they were 4 weeks old until I started writing this post.

Our 7 month old Australorp pullet, Angelina, hatched several eggs 4 weeks ago. She has been a sweet and dutiful mama, but seems to have lost interest in her chicks - and laid her first egg since being broody today. However, she doesn't watch out for them like she used to and seems to be...

Ok. Ty. Poor thing.