I've read a couple of articles about whether a spiked protein should be considered as a live creature. Covid brought this debate to the media.
I think soap does breakdown the protective membrane, at least this was the information provided by the British NHS and British Government in their wash...
30/05.
Dry and warm. Four hours.
I managed to pull a straining post over straining the top wire. :rant
The onions are appearing. All the fennel plants have survived. Two of the cuttngs I took from the fruit bush the chickens like seem to be doing okay; they're in a greenhouse with door and...
I'm having a communications technology rearrangement.:p
I've got two computers downish currently. New phone as you may know. I trod on the wire from a pair of headphones and ripped the wire out of the unit.:he I went to iron a shirt yesterday to wear out and the iron sort of hissed and went...
Cheepy collected 24 eggs before we found her. I had no way of knowing how old an egg was. I took 12 eggs and gave them back to Cheepy to sit on, which she did. She hatched 10,
I don't know if Cheepy laid an egg every day because she didn't lay eggs in the coops. She made nests outside.
I've had...
Looking at the second picture it looks like he's wiggling hs rear end given his head is in focus but his rear end isn't(?)
From what I can tell he's trying to mate. Some young cockerels will try and mate a rock. It's not aggression but sometimes it leads to aggression because the keeper rejects...
Drizzle and rain on and off all day. I spent a couple of hours with them, mostly out on the field.The recent rainfall has pushed the vegitation into overdrive, as it has for much of what's been planted. Bugs have come to the surface and the ground has softened.
I've done both. For me one of the major factors in deciding to kill or leave and let die is the cohesiveness of the group they live with.
If they are a family/tribe then these days I leave them to die with their tribe, usually givng pain relief for the last few days.
It's more complicated with...
Two hours today. Drizzle with dry patches.
The ground with the black mesh on is my plot. There are onions under the mesh. Six courgette plants under the chicken wire crop guard. I've got some spinach, a couple of pea plants and a pepper plant growing on the plot.
I haven't done much with the...
There are a few feral chicken videos on the net. What srtruck me about this one is the mum with chicks that look the age they would still be in a brooder in many backyard keeping arrangements and this lot seem to be navigating a busy town.:confused: