First floor. Only floor.First floor or second floor? Ours are second floor (well every floor really but mostly upstairs) and definitely in the middle and everywhere.
At first I thought this was an IT joke.
I hope that lone female is truly ALONE and not a lone female in a group of cocks.
First floor. Only floor.
Adobe, the mud they build bricks out of.
so they’re mostly in bins or the floor or a few cases and yeah. 
She's in with one male, an old guy that's not super into chasing down girls any more.I hope that lone female is truly ALONE and not a lone female in a group of cocks.
Our potential buyer wants them for eating. She said she wants to buy them regularly. I think she means once ever week or every other week. It would be nice to have a steady buyer, but keeping the supply up is a challenge. In 2 months I hope that our quail chicks (2 weeks old now) are laying. Depending on the number of hens in this new generation, we should be able to double our egg production. And then we have the 40 eggs in the incubator, which I should hope will create at least another dozen hens. That would get use up to 3 dozen eggs per day in about 3 months from now. Then I will really need some buyers! Oh, and a pair of quail egg scissors finally...
For @Texas Kiki they are the Mex's cigar cutter. They are a device designed for cutting the end off of quail eggs.
I meant "quail" egg scissors.
In case you don't know what they are, here's a link to a video:
The membrane in quail eggs is thicker than that of chicken eggs. If you try to crack the egg on a bowl, counter, etc. it will crack the shell but the membrane holds together. I currently use a straight edge knife to cut the top (air sac end) of the egg off. It's messy though and often results in bits of shell in the egg. The scissors are much better.
The one that crows already now does it every time I go in the aviary. He doesn't even have his nut bulge yet...the one who has nuts and baby foam(same hatch day) has not said a word of crowing yet. It's weird.
