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Hi, yes mine are all a mixture of cross breeds... I only have time for my chickens, my partner looks after the bees and pigeons :)

Hi... is it normal for two of my chickens to have green legs?? They look weird lol... one is pure white and the other (isa) brown... breed from the same rooster :hmm

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Thank you That’s great that you’ve been here... I’d love to venture to France one day, yet I’ve never been to Cradle Mountain myself ☺️

Hi, all but two are white Homing pigeons... We had a (I think) plumage swapped with ours, now we have one cross... very cute with his white head, blue/green, black and grey colours... our 6 year old daughter has plans to use them in our wedding! Lol

Thank you, yes we sure do free range our birds, except for the two naughty brooders I found hiding, with 40 eggs!!

Hi, thank you... we are new to bees, still learning, may I ask why your photo looks like the hen on the right has its head missing?? Of course it’s not, but I can’t work it out lol...

Hi, thank you ☺️ yes we were lucky that Puffy survived the horrible cocci :) We have lost a few in the past, not sure to what exactly!

It stated on the instructions not to eat the laying eggs for 10-14 days after last feed though... The worming soloution is Piperazine, this was given to them about 4 weeks ago

We wormed and then treated our chickens of all ages with medicated chicken starter to illuminate any Coccidia that we think the youngest had... We haven’t been able to eat the eggs... My question is, can the laying chickens be feed their eggs while and after their treatment?? They will be clear...

I’m from way down under Australia on once known as ‘Van Diemen's Land’ changed to Tasmania in 1856.... I love my feathery friends, all 19 of them, all breads, 2yrs and under, free range, with the youngest one that we attempted everything to save from cocci! that is now the children’s pet named...