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there are lifts...also you can super a warre....I have not tried but have seen online at warre hive store a modified warre that is more hexagonal...I'm liking my warre way better than my top bar...started with two boxes on it and have had to add 2 more already..bees seem happy in it.

Ed donated a bunch of hatching eggs for a classroom project a few years back. I was new to chickens and didn't know what to expect. We had an unexpectedly good hatch rate and I ended up helping several families set up their own flocks. I kept few birds also and now have a small army of buttless...

Girl..

Mine were labeled as fertile

why does this mean a hen will pass away?

no need to try to feather sex these as the boys are extremely obvious at just few weeks...btw my chick from a trader joes hen and an araucana roo just started laying the most amazing everyday green/blue eggs. She is rumpless, peacomb, clean faced white with orange flecks.

see above question about saturation, please...

my araucana eggs aren't even close to that dark/ saturated in color..is that level of saturation normal? I've only seen my own eggs so I don't know.

Beautiful hen! Did you blur the faces to protect their identities? :/

What I have: hatching eggs from white double tufted rumpless pure araucana roo over the following hens Pure clean face rumpless araucana Pure french black copper maran Frizzled tolbunt Ameraucana Bantam cochin Cream crested legbar What I want: peafowl eggs to hatch in my classroom Or really...

I think I see a pointy feather on his tail

Looks like legbar Americana mix cuz I'm not sure from the pic but looks like pea comb and barring.

I had a hen hatch two chicks out of one egg last summer. It was unexpected! If I hadn't counted the eggs myself I would not have believed it. One twin is doing great. The other was taken by a hawk:(

not too far from you..mt shasta

I wonder if a large ceramic pot with a built in water catcher would work? Then a lid on top? Anyone tried this?

Are you using a red light? Maybe try a ceramic bulb.

Nvm I was just informed that what I have is called Mahonia. It's even edible to humans, though bitter.

What I think is holly due to the prickly leaves has yellow fragrant flowers tgen produces purple berries. My chickens and the blue jays fight over them. My chickens are not sick from it.

ok I'll get some..Im new to this breed so I was hoping your initial thought was correct lol..he's so darn cute but I really need a she