So the chickens crib is starting to come together, at this point. The chickens fully claimed it for their daytime use. At night they would roost on a fence post, nestled by blackberry vines, by my living room window. Although it made me nervous for them to be exposed to the elements and potential predators, I capitulated and installed a shelf big enough for them all to fit on, for the time being. They hated the dog crate that I kept them in, for some reason, but on some occasions I would still use it. There was a few nights when it poured down rain, and I would wake-up in a panic knowing the birds were unprotected. I would leap out of bed and fly down my stairs, out the sliding glass door, to find them stock-still, stupefied, and looking straight up into the pouring rain. Struck by a combination of amusement and horror, I would snatch them off their fence roost, one by one, and secure them in the loathsome crate, where at least they would be dry and not drown. Later, I investigated the strange rain behavior and discovered that it's not likely for chickens to drown, despite human intuition.
Chicken Crib

So the chickens crib is starting to come together, at this point. The chickens fully claimed it for their daytime use. At night they would roost on a fence post, nestled by blackberry vines, by my living room window. Although it made me nervous for them to be exposed to the elements and potential predators, I capitulated and installed a shelf big enough for them all to fit on, for the time being. They hated the dog crate that I kept them in, for some reason, but on some occasions I would still use it. There was a few nights when it poured down rain, and I would wake-up in a panic knowing the birds were unprotected. I would leap out of bed and fly down my stairs, out the sliding glass door, to find them stock-still, stupefied, and looking straight up into the pouring rain. Struck by a combination of amusement and horror, I would snatch them off their fence roost, one by one, and secure them in the loathsome crate, where at least they would be dry and not drown. Later, I investigated the strange rain behavior and discovered that it's not likely for chickens to drown, despite human intuition.

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