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TamaraW
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Howdy, I have 4 australorps who have just turned 26 weeks. Still no eggs out of all 4. They are healthy and have really red wattles and combs. 2 weeks ago 2 of my girls started “squatting” when I was near by and today one of the girls keeps going in and out of the coop. Does this mean she’s...
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MAPS: (Country unnamed) - year 1754 Map art credit: @Blue Raptor Landmarks include: [1st & 2nd Image] Lookout Point, North, Freedman, Indian Territory, Bay Hozho, Newhale, Bayport, Neustadt (pronounced “Newstat” by most English people), Pirates’ Cove, Landchester (called South by many...
Arial P.
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You may know how to raise chicks, but do you know how to raise ducklings? Raising ducklings is similar to raising chicks, but there are a few key differences. In this article, I will be sharing my method as someone who has been raising ducklings for years. Setting Up the Brooder As with chicks...
Susan Skylark
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Just this morning I had a coturnix quail chick fully zip, but was having trouble getting out of the shell after several hours, as he was backwards I figured he might need a little help, so simply split the egg completely and let him push his way out. Everything was dry, umbilical cord was just a...
RoostersAreAwesome
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Chickens Name: Bandit Age: Hatched September-December, 2018 (~7 years old) Gender: Hen Breed: Mille fleur d'uccle Origin: Gifted to me Name: Penguin Age: Born April 1-3, 2019 (~6 years) Gender: Hen Breed: Gold sebright Origin: Tractor supply Pigeons Name: Neet Neet Age: Born around...
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When most people imagine chickens, they picture the standard barnyard variety—maybe a fluffy Buff Orpington or a clucking Rhode Island Red. But nestled in the world of rare poultry breeds is a bird so exotic and captivating, it’s often referred to as the “Lamborghini of chickens.” Enter the Ayam...
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