EmmaDonovan
Crowing
We've been over 90F a few days now. The chicks are doing okay, this is their first summer so we're watching them closely. The Bielefelders are nicely feathered (and huge). The rest have feathers but also still have their chick fluff. The new feathers are very pretty and shiny. I love seeing them stretch their beautiful wings. The brooder is 8' long so they get to fly a good bit.
We bought these trays and filled them with about 1 1/2" of water and stuck them in the freezer to put in the brooder/coop (minus the office supplies, haha). They can stand on the ice or in the melting water and drink the cool water.
Anyone else seeing 90+ temps?
We bought these trays and filled them with about 1 1/2" of water and stuck them in the freezer to put in the brooder/coop (minus the office supplies, haha). They can stand on the ice or in the melting water and drink the cool water.
Anyone else seeing 90+ temps?
