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Yup. That’s the one.

I got them at PetCo or PetSmart - on of those. I use them in the brooder when I have babies too.

I think too much calcium. Their Flock Maker could be though.

That sounds like a lot of grit! I do know they do not need oyster shell until they are laying eggs, or at least close to that point.

Wow. I learn so much from you. Of course I forget it all, but I really appreciate it when you explain things like this.

I just love your flooded field (and it seems like I am not the only one!).

I am new at this game so take what I say with a big pinch of salt, but my guess is a cat carrier is too cozy and nest-like to be a good broody jail. My set up was air and breeze all around her and she could only sit or stand on a single piece of wood on the bottom of the cage.

That’s a clever idea. Roses are indeed thirsty.

Love the warning sounds! I assume your issue with my categories is only with comrade because it implies parity and you find it hard to believe in parity when one side of the relationship has the power to end the life of the other. Have I got that right? If I have understood you right, then I...

I struggled with that one because they are primarily for use (i.e.. livestock) but I believe strong emotional bonds are formed such that many get adopted even after they age out of their ability to serve. I know this is true for police dogs and rescue dogs which were the example I had in mind...

Yours eat dandelions? Mine consider them purely decorative!

Wait. What? You did it???

:hugs I am glad they were there to help.

I love that second picture. :love

Soooo adorable. Well all of them really. Look how pretty the green is on her feathers. :love

The ❤️ is for the photo. Very cool. Not a big fan of flies however.

Got it. Thanks. I need to pay more attention to strains when I am reading this sort of thing.

I need to go back and read this properly as I am tired and just skimmed. But it looked like this turns everything on its head. Not very contagious in chickens? I read the findings as saying (relative to ducks) that chickens were less likely to get infected but if infected would die. So why...

Congratulations on POW!

An apology worries me more than heavy handedness. Hope you are doing OK and today is better.