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I kept mine in the run on the second day of snow - only let them out for a couple of hours before dusk, and Rusty's feet started to go pink, and Cinders (having taken an age to follow the other two up the partially cleared path to their 'safe place' under the terrace), wouldn't go back to the...

I didn't think that birds could get cold feet! All the nature programmes say how they have very few blood vessels in the legs and feet, to avoid heat loss. However, when I think about it, the wild birds in my garden never stay on the snow for very long - they try to find somewhere to perch...

First experience of snow for my three girls today - they came running out of the coop as usual, stopped dead just outside the run door, and within 30 seconds were back inside the run (covered, so no snow) - what a load of woosses!!!!. They stayed in there all day, even though I left the door...