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  1. Daisy in NZ

    What happens when you attach Chicken food to a remote control car?

    Here in New Zealand they are called Brown Shavers. They are a breed used for commercial egg production.
  2. Daisy in NZ

    What happens when you attach Chicken food to a remote control car?

    Our girls are very tame (except Betty the white one who started off living up the road but decided to move in with our chooks) but I was surprised how well they accepted it.
  3. Daisy in NZ

    Lady amherst pheasant mating call

    Well I have had my Lady Amherst Pheasants for more than a year now. Here is Brucie making a racket a few months back...
  4. Daisy in NZ

    My Quail dust bathing on Carpet

    Here they are in their permanent home... away from the carpet.
  5. Daisy in NZ

    Footage of my Lady Amherst Pheasant Cock transforming from Juvenile to Adult

    Paitence, it will happen soon enough. I kinda miss the way Brucie (The above Pheasant) looked when he was a young bird.
  6. Daisy in NZ

    My 360 square foot mixed aviary

    Cheers.
  7. Daisy in NZ

    What happens when you attach Chicken food to a remote control car?

    Which was surprising because the white one (Betty) is far more food driven than the other 3,
  8. Daisy in NZ

    Footage of my Lady Amherst Pheasant Cock transforming from Juvenile to Adult

    Well my Amherst changed between the age of 13 months to 15 months of age. Mine did it in several stages. The next time your bird moults his new colours will come through. I don't think you have anything to worry about.
  9. Daisy in NZ

    My Quail dust bathing on Carpet

    They sure are funny little fellows...
  10. Daisy in NZ

    My 360 square foot mixed aviary

    Hi, As well as Chooks I also have a large aviary I like to call "The Pheasantasiam" The Pheasantasiam holds is currently home to Lady Amherst Pheasants, Cockatiels, Turquoisines (Grass Parakeets), Coturnix Quail, Ringneck Doves (Barbary Doves), and Java Sparrows (Finches). Below is a video of...
  11. Daisy in NZ

    What happens when you attach Chicken food to a remote control car?

    I thought of something similar but I can't try it out as it has just started to bucket down with rain... maybe tomorrow.
  12. Daisy in NZ

    Footage of my Lady Amherst Pheasant Cock transforming from Juvenile to Adult

    It is strange when they change. It is so quick! Mine only took about 6 weeks from brown to amazing. Problem is he is frightened by his own hood, he thinks something is touching the back of his head so he tries to get away from it or attacks it.
  13. Daisy in NZ

    What happens when you attach Chicken food to a remote control car?

    I thought so.
  14. Daisy in NZ

    What happens when you attach Chicken food to a remote control car?

    I was surprised how accepting they were of their fast food diet.
  15. Daisy in NZ

    Quail Vs Pheasant... Who's the boss?

    When we got our Lady Amherst Pheasants we thought they might pick on Bert & Ernie (Our pair of male Coturnix Quail)... but what really happened...? Check out this video to find out.
  16. Daisy in NZ

    Footage of my Lady Amherst Pheasant Cock transforming from Juvenile to Adult

    Below are 3 videos showing my Lady Amherst Male (Brucie) morphing from his drab brown colours to his spectacular adult plumage. The videos are in Chronological order.
  17. Daisy in NZ

    What happens when you attach Chicken food to a remote control car?

    Here is what happened when we put treats on top of a chicken friendly remote control car for our girls.
  18. Daisy in NZ

    Coturnix males - do they ever stop crowing?

    Thanks for your advice -it worked a treat. We just have to catch them every night - they are getting quicker! No quail on our menu (not that i would ever contemplate eating a pet) Cheers, Daisy
  19. Daisy in NZ

    Coturnix males - do they ever stop crowing?

    Thanks for that - will have to find another loving home for them i think.
  20. Daisy in NZ

    Lady amherst pheasant mating call

    Do male amhersts only crow during the mating season? Also, do they crow early in the morning and late at night? How often per day? I don't want to upset the neighbours, and all the other birds :)
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