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Only nine more days until Maggie is done "cooking" her 5 eggs... Cant wait to see hers. I may candle them this evening if she comes off to eat.
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All mine fly, adults too. At first they end up anywhere, but they soon learn to pull up before the trees, etc! Haha! I sometimes get thumped by their wings when they´re landing near me. It can hurt, too! But I just love to see them.
Only nine more days until Maggie is done "cooking" her 5 eggs... Cant wait to see hers. I may candle them this evening if she comes off to eat.
This is why I only want Sebastopols. They can't flySame here mine can fly very well
Same here mine can fly very well
My Toulouse could fly at 5 months old, I had to clip one of her wings to keep her grounded.Sheesh! I was not expecting that. I thought toulouse were too heavy? But I guess Moose being a production type is lighter. There are a couple of thousand pink footed geese that winter on the loch at the back of the house. They arrive mid September. I don't think I want them mingling with wild geese.