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I have a choc lab/ gsp cross that completely ignores my chickens.

I don't know if it matters but grammatically it should be "La maison des poulets" and "créée" it looks like you could easily change that

once my golden comets started laying they kept going everyday so you probably only have four, -maybe- up to six, laying.

my first egg from the new girls was really tiny. I was not expecting it to be a double yolker. I first thought it was a fart egg.

Although I hate their pop up and pop under adds, I love netflix. I try to rent 10-15 dvds a month on the 3-at-a-time plan and then some instant so it comes out to being a little over a dollar a movie. I mostly watch foreign and lesser known movies so it's great. If I wanted new releases Id go to...

I just made some boudoirs for a raspberry charlotte. http://kitchen-notebook.blogspot.com/2009/11/my-boy-and-his-boudoirs.html and I made lemon curd to use up extra egg yolks. I've recently been shown the amazingness that is http://www.tastespotting.com/ so I think I have a lot of baking to do...

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Quote: wouldn't chicken math say you need to build a coop to hold at least 60, if not 80, birds?

doesnt look like molting.... but dont look beat up.... there are more feathers than it looks like in photos, they get blown to the back corner

Do feathers turn white or at least fade before they fall out? Can birds continue to lay every day while molting (moulting?)? Do feathers usually get frayed well before molting? I really don't think my hens are molting so this is the question Im most interested in I have three golden comet hens...

WOW. something to aspire to.

I don't bother refrigerating. They have been on the counter for up to a week, usually are eaten or sold before then.

The only reason I have a run is because I have a hawk that comes around often. The run isnt predator proof because they get locked in at night, just hawk proof. The only predators I've had/seen are black bears, skunks, raccoons, and hawks. If it weren't for the hawks I wouldnt have a run at all...

I thought I read that peas lose a lot of nutritional value within days of being picked so its best to get them right off the plant or frozen.

thought I might as well update now that they're all blooming fully. now I have another phal. in spike and a dendrob in bloom and dendrob in spike. Truth be told I hate taking care of house plants in summer and kinda forget about them. Id much rather look at my gladiolas and tomatoes. pink polka...

sliced cukes, onions, deli cheese, and italian dressing in a pita or cuke sandwich with italian seasoned cream cheese. (dry salad dressing mixed with cream cheese)

if they are native blueberries then NO. they are too good to give away. if theyre chilean or californian then they are probably flavorless and okay for chickens. ETA: I didnt see you are from california. I meant the ones from big farms in plastic containers at supermarkets

Chicks? I just want some welsh harlequin ducklings and white chinese goslings. ...ok maybe I want chicks too, like some purebred ameraucanas for blue eggs and welsummers

I think you're obligated to post pictures when you tell us about new geese.