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What a good broody! My Martha stayed an extra three days and successfully handled a staggered hatch. She can hatch again next year if she's so inclined.I've seen 5 chicks now, so Fez is apparently holding tight waiting for the last one to hatch. She hasn't been off for 3 days now, so must be busting for a poop, a stretch, and a dust bath. She took some mealworms on the nest this morning so has at least had some sustenance.
Well, today makes a year since Skeksis died.
I miss her so much.
Well, today makes a year since Skeksis died.
I miss her so much.
I keep an old soup ladle tied to a long wooden broom handle for moments like this. Other people prefer a spaghetti ladle. Any long pole and scooping implement would do.OMG Rhondda's sitting on 10! And there's no way I can reach them through the hedge without cutting some thick branches - this was at arm's length about 18" above, having wriggled half way into it at ground level on the garden side.
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If she plays ball tomorrow I might try to grab the nearest one and bring it in to candle, then at least I'll have an idea how long she's been incubating them and how developed they are.
Great idea thanks!I keep an old soup ladle tied to a long wooden broom handle for moments like this. Other people prefer a spaghetti ladle. Any long pole and scooping implement would do.
My version is an empty cat food tin nailed to a broom handle.I keep an old soup ladle tied to a long wooden broom handle for moments like this. Other people prefer a spaghetti ladle. Any long pole and scooping implement would do.