Soooo precious!
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Soooo precious!
So sorry for your loss. Losing a chicken is sad. I think it’s lovely that you love them even after their egg days are over.We lost one of our leghorns day before yesterday. Haven't had them before this batch so I don't know their life span, and can't imagine why she died so young. She is just over 3 years old. So sad about that. We do not do necropsies here, although we would if we lost more than one bird at a time. So, it's a mystery.
The leghorns are my most reliable layers, but no matter, I'd keep them if they weren't. I have 3 Australorps who are just over 7 years old right now. I think I still get an occasional egg out of one of them, but don't know for sure. I just know I get the occasional torpedo egg and that's what they used to lay. I suppose any of the girls could lay an egg like that occasionally. They are still beauties.
Mine adore the whole cauliflower. I hang them up and they're gone in less than an hour.Today I'll find out if my chickens will eat cauliflower. I tossed a head into the run and they started pecking on the leaves. Maybe they'll eat the rest of it.
I found that mine like it too. They pretty much demolished the cauliflower head. All that was left was the stump of the stalk and the leaf stubs.Mine adore the whole cauliflower. I hang them up and they're gone in less than an hour.
Good to know. I might pick one up for mine.I found that mine like it too. They pretty much demolished the cauliflower head. All that was left was the stump of the stalk and the leaf stubs.