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  1. justdishy

    A century of Turkey talk 2000-2100.

    Our big lady Mabel is very lonely. We're looking for another turkey hen to keep company with her if any of you know of a spare hen in western WA. Our housing is now secure.
  2. justdishy

    A century of Turkey talk 2000-2100.

    I'm not a frequent contributor. Like to read your posts. Today I'm super sad as my rescued turkey hen Penny was killed by a weasel over the weekend. I was out of town and only found out today. Now Mabel is all alone. I am so sorry for her. Only 7 months old.
  3. justdishy

    wild goose thread...

    I would say white. Seemed more swan shape to me. Will look tomorrow.
  4. justdishy

    wild goose thread...

    The bird in the first pic was solitary, but only 30 yards or so from the birds in the other pic. It appeared twice the size of the Canada geese. One of my coworkers thinks it's an escaped domestic goose. I'll bring binoculars next time.
  5. justdishy

    wild goose thread...

    Here is a snow goose who lives with the Canada geese near my workplace on Hood Canal.
  6. justdishy

    wild goose thread...

    If I see it again, I will. Mostly I see blue herons, Canada geese, various hawks and an owl occasionally.
  7. justdishy

    Washingtonians Come Together! Washington Peeps

    I feel for you. I moved all mine into basement briefly while I reconfigured housing. I had set a rat trap, caught one, then something ate almost the whole dead rat while still in the trap. Cat/raccoon/opossum? Gross and scary. I have deterred opossums that had invaded chimney box by putting...
  8. justdishy

    wild goose thread...

    Hi, I'm new on this thread. I took this photo (sorry for poor quality) at Hood Canal in WA state. I'm calling it the Loch Ness goose. Any ideas what breed it is? Canada goose in foreground.
  9. justdishy

    Woods-style house in the winter

    Is there any suggestion for accommodating heavy rainfall & wind, as in western WA.
  10. justdishy

    Washingtonians Come Together! Washington Peeps

  11. justdishy

    Washingtonians Come Together! Washington Peeps

    Manure shouldn't be as much of a problem as the excavation hobby of many chickens. Suggest securing root area and low areas of tree with hardware cloth. Other threads in BYC suggest everbearing mulberry. Search "Trees/bushes in chicken run".
  12. justdishy

    Washingtonians Come Together! Washington Peeps

    H Hope the bird is ok...?
  13. justdishy

    A century of Turkey talk 2000-2100.

    Oops! Black Oil Sunflower Seed - enter in the BYC search box for lots of info.
  14. justdishy

    A century of Turkey talk 2000-2100.

    Black
  15. justdishy

    Washingtonians Come Together! Washington Peeps

    Some crazy windstorm here! No power in much of Kitsap, but chickens seemed undisturbed and produced 7/8 eggs! Feel fortunate no trees came down on us or around us. Too bad I spent yesterday raking up cones, branches, other winter debris.
  16. justdishy

    Australorps breed Thread

    Congrats! I'm slightly green... With envy
  17. justdishy

    Australorps breed Thread

    Have to agree with the others. I got pairs or three of each breed when I got chicks. I had to pare down, and gave my least favorite birds to friends. Only one bird is all alone (with respect to breed) and she is lonely. The pairs or trios eat, forage, and roost together.
  18. justdishy

    Giant Schnoodles?

    I have an Australian Shepherd-Standard Poodle mix. Very soft mouth, not interested in touching my rabbits, hens, cats. He whines whenever one of these is out of place. Very much a babysitter type. My Aussie-Sheltie mix is known to do a little chicken chasing for the fun of seeing them scatter...
  19. justdishy

    Washingtonians Come Together! Washington Peeps

    Spring arrived in Seattle today! My girls were helping me clean out the garden beds. I'm not sure who was having a better time, them or me! [/quoteBeautiful birds! Love that SS especially
  20. justdishy

    Washingtonians Come Together! Washington Peeps

    Here are the most recent additions to my menagerie. My first cats! Like the mountains reflected in the glass?
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