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Quail enclosure
Back when I raised Coturnix Quail, boys in any enclosure together with girls nearby wasn't a good idea. Even with a lot of room the males would still find each other and fight, but I've never dealt with Button Quail. However, that is a lot of space. What we ended up doing is separate cages... -
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Captured this nice photo at Yosemite National Park with a GoPro. [ATTACH]
Captured this nice photo at Yosemite National Park with a GoPro.- Cascadia
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Took this photo at Christian Witness Center, MO! [ATTACH]
Took this photo at Christian Witness Center, MO!- Cascadia
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Young hawks doing fly-bys
The hawk can probably kill your chickens but not carry them away. I've had a tiny hawk kill one of my chickens even when they were in a heavily fortified cage. My advice is to see if the hawk comes back. Then you might have to put your chickens in some sort of cage nearby. The hawk probably...- Cascadia
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I have no idea how you get a double rainbow... especially on an airplane. I took this photo a...
I have no idea how you get a double rainbow... especially on an airplane. I took this photo a while back when I was traveling, and I have no idea where this is... but, still very cool!- Cascadia
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Somewhere in North Alabama... known as Joe Wheeler State Park! I took the photo with my drone...
Somewhere in North Alabama... known as Joe Wheeler State Park! I took the photo with my drone.- Cascadia
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Weak ducklin
Maybe try some Nutri-Drench from TSC. I've used it a lot in the past to help out weak chicks and basically all the sick poultry I've had. -
Been a while since I have been on Backyardchickens... here's a picture of the Flint Hills again...
Been a while since I have been on Backyardchickens... here's a picture of the Flint Hills again! (Pardon the reflection from the window. We were in a car and one side was storm while the other was sunny! It was the most awesome trip in the Flint Hills I have ever had.)- Cascadia
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Weird nests
Update: The mourning dove chicks are ginormous, and the robin chicks are even larger. 2 chicks in each nest. Well, actually, the correct term would be fledglings. They look like their ready to leave the nest. However, the mourning doves have launched attacks against the robins several times...- Cascadia
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Weird nests
So, a while ago I noticed that a Mourning Dove was nesting on one of our porch pillars (pics included). We assume that they have been nesting here every year since they did not build the nest (it was already there in the first place), but we are not sure since we have just moved into our house a...- Cascadia
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