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Lucas, I don't seem to have a PM. Love my Burmese.

They look like Burmese, Lucas.

No, it is not normal for the breed. They are like any other breed. As Satay said, unless there is some underlying health problem with one of his feet or legs, then maybe just do test hatch of a few.

sinkers are ok. floaters will float with one end up.

Thanks CB & CG. I was curious more than anything, because the ad stated how he had won at the big shows, and this was the pullet he chose to put a picture of. I just had trouble with her back and tail, but yes I do agree about the depth of her chest, we have the same problem with Marans. Your...

CB & CG, or any others knowledgable in Australorps, question for you. Is this a good looking Australorp:- https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=700660223360362&set=gm.791071124283153&type=1&theater Thanks

You are going to have them for dinner already!!! :lau Sorry, couldn't resist.

Hi sol2go. I live in South East Queensland. the land of the perfect weather!!! It certainly is very difficult to import chickens into Australia, costing a huge amount of money. There was an attempt to do a large import from the UK last year, or maybe earlier this year. It entails quarantining...

Great to see both of you on here. All of us lurkers miss reading your posts.

He's a cattle dog, he's tough! That's what I used to tell my old red girl every time she hurt herself, which happened now and then cos she was a typical ACD. :D

Yup, they are pea combs. Statistically speaking, they should carry the blue egg gene, from what I understand. Oh well, exception to every rule.

Does it have a pea comb? That usually is associated with the blue egg gene.

That was quick! Sam can rest again!

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Fabulous isn't it? :weee Had an inch so far. A lovely follow up gentle rain.

It won't hurt them. I hear that some people give them polystryrene boxes to keep them amused.

Fancy, thank you, thank you. Can you do it a bit quicker next time please. :lau

Wahoooooo!!!!!!! It's raining. Looks like Satay's anniversary is going to be wet. :D

It looks as bad as it feels then. Sorry Satay, if I offended about the bore. Around here, the cityites use bores to keep their grass green that dies cos they are stupid and mow it too low in the dry times. Bores on hobby farms are great for the essentials. cwrite, town water is totally...

Yup. Never been close to running out, but don't want to test mother nature either, so don't waste any. Also why I have lost a lot of plants in the dry. I am a bit of an old farmer. I don't believe in using scarce ground water for cosmetic purposes when farmers need it for their living.