Are redwood trees poisonous to chickens and ducks

[Guernsy]

During our last big storm one of our big redwood trees came down. Now there is only a big stump left. However, it looks like it is still alive and new branches are coming out. At the beginning we had that area blocked off. Now the temporary fence broke down and the ducks and chickens have access to it. They are loving to chew on the new green that is sprouting from the redwood stump.
Should I be concerned? Should I block it off again? Yet I thought in the wild they would eat that too.
Any thoughts?
Thanks.

 

[Guernsy]

During our last big storm one of our big redwood trees came down. Now there is only a big stump left. However, it looks like it is still alive and new branches are coming out. At the beginning we had that area blocked off. Now the temporary fence broke down and the ducks and chickens have access to it. They are loving to chew on the new green that is sprouting from the redwood stump.
Should I be concerned? Should I block it off again? Yet I thought in the wild they would eat that too.
Any thoughts?
Thanks.

During our last big storm one of our big redwood trees came down. Now there is only a big stump left. However, it looks like it is still alive and new branches are coming out. At the beginning we had that area blocked off. Now the temporary fence broke down and the ducks and chickens have access to it. They are loving to chew on the new green that is sprouting from the redwood stump.
Should I be concerned? Should I block it off again? Yet I thought in the wild they would eat that too.
Any thoughts?
Thanks.

Trying to get a picture of the tree stump on here

 

[SarahGfa]

Redwood is fine and non toxic. It's commonly used for outdoor construction lumber around here.

 

[Guernsy]

Redwood is fine and non toxic. It's commonly used for outdoor construction lumber around here.

Thank you, I was just worried, since they are munching down on all the new leaves. I would be more than happy, if they keep eating it. lol

 

[featherhead007]

Redwood is fine and non toxic. It's commonly used for outdoor construction lumber around here.

Oh, That's why all my patio furniture, has been destroyed by my chickens?

 

[SarahGfa]

Oh, That's why all my patio furniture, has been destroyed by my chickens?

Destroyed, meanning covered in poop? My patio furniture has been destroyed too

 

[featherhead007]

Destroyed, meanning covered in poop? My patio furniture has been destroyed too

Seems, you need to limit your birds time, using the patio and furniture .And maybe stop serving them food and drinks there as well. And your birds personal chef, has to go! That's just spoiling the hens way too much!