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    Book of Hours, Bruges ca. 1500

    Obviously I want this breed, but what's the name of it? :D
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    7 week Crevecouer

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    Birds of a feather (colour)

    My Mystic Onyx roo over-mates my Mystic Onyx hen, who is bullied by everyone. My four blue Ameracaunas stick together, which doesn't surprise me, they were a separate flock when I got them. At least now they act as a sub-group within the flock rather than staying apart entirely. My Whiting's...
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    Park ponds

    Nearby city is restoring some long washed out and dried up water-features in a downtown park. One of them is called the duck pond. I expect people will expect to feed ducks there, and that people will dump ducks there. It'll be a while before this is finished and I want to send the council a...
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    Passive cooling

    No fans required. Less than two metres deep will still bring in cooler-than-outdoor-ambient air. Drill holes in the bottom of the pipe, condensation will happen in there.
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    Thrilling Tales of Roosterly Valour

    Free-range time is limited to when somebody’s working in the yard but isn’t working too hard to keep an eye on chickens. Little Red, a disabled hen who was recovering from a mysterious paralysis with patient and determined human help, was following her physical therapist around clumsily and got...
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    LongEGGvity

    I have read that Crevecoeur and Langshans tend to be slow to start laying (and of course don't compare to production breeds in egg numbers) but that they are more likely to keep laying until late in life. Are there other breeds that have this reputation? My experience is that most chickens...
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