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  1. Wyno Queen

    Comment by 'Wyno Queen' in article 'Wyandottes Chicken Breed Page'

    Interesting, but a list of colour varieties would be a simple addition and enhance it greatly, Also Wyandotte breeders are always happy to support those of us keeping Wyandottes for the first time. I have been amazed at how welcoming local breeders have been and the degree to which they have...
  2. Wyno Queen

    Comment by 'Wyno Queen' in article 'Blue Laced Red Wyandottes Chicken Breed Information'

    I have two lovely blue raced red Wyandottes. Thanks for their genetic history; fascinating!
  3. Wyno Queen

    Review by '' on item 'Wyandotte'

    Wyandottes are friendly, docile and well suited to backyard chicken keeping. Their eggs are particularly sweet and delicious and their pale shell is well suited for decorating for special occasions, like Easter or birthday parties. Whilst your Wyandotte may be a moderate producer of eggs and...
  4. Wyno Queen

    Even with experience, they can make you crazy

    Have decided to isolate the broodies with a clutch into separate enclosure because of such experiences! Better to separate them to do their stuff uninterrupted by other broodies!
  5. Wyno Queen

    My Girls(I hope) approx 25wks

    In autumn I acquired three new blue laced red Wyandotte pullets. Wynos are notoriously slow maturers. Two were clearly pullets. The other began growing more prominent tail feathers with a greenish tinge, and her comb was quite more prominent than the others. It even began crowing. I rang the...
  6. Wyno Queen

    Need some encouragement please

    All the very best with Emily. I had a cockeril with Mereks a few years ago. It was heartbreaking! Emily knows she is loved. I agree the abcess should be drained. Try and find a poultry specialist vet in your area. Bigger vet practices often have various vets who pursue their special interests...
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    Comment by 'Wyno Queen' in article 'Introducing Your Dog To Chickens- Tips & Tricks'

    My whippet seems to love any animal or bird I love. He knows he is part of an interspecies family. As such he protects me, my cat from other cats who intrude into our yard, as well as our chickens. He knows he stays outside the chook run, but when the girls do come out to free range in the...
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    Chicken loving whippet!
  9. Trapping a Fox!

    Trapping a Fox!

    So you've headed down to the coop to find all your precious ones have been beheaded by a fox? Nothing is more devastating to a keeper of poultry than such a sight. You've lovingly tended your birds throughout their lives so far, given them the best of food, the best and safest of accommodation...
  10. Wyno Queen

    Hi from Wyno Queen.

    The video was really useful. Thanks! :eek:
  11. Wyno Queen

    Hi from Wyno Queen.

    Loving "the ride" so far! :clap:clap:clap:clap:clap:clap
  12. Wyno Queen

    Hi from Wyno Queen.

    I have never met a peacock pheasant before Bryn. You are beautiful and so is your lovely Welsh name!:celebrate
  13. Wyno Queen

    Hi from Wyno Queen.

    :celebrateThanks for the welcomes everyone. May you and your flocks all thrive!:celebrate Here are two of the Wyandottes from my first flock, Chablis, the pullet who grew into a feisty rooster and Semillion, (Semi), my very special and very rare buff columbian Wyno bantam. But it was not just...
  14. Wyno Queen

    Hi from Wyno Queen.

    Thanks Farmer Connie!
  15. Wyno Queen

    Hi from Wyno Queen.

    I keep a small flock of Wyandotte chickens in my Ballarat backyard, with two silver laced and two blue laced red girls. They are my second flock. My first was taken by a fox, some years ago and it took a while for me to grieve the loss of my first girls, before I returned to chicken keeping...
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