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MHC, those pictures are adorable!
LKD, I'm not sure what breed Slyvia is (some type of marans, right?), but my black copper marans was the biggest chick of my group, and has always been timid and a loner. Definitely not a leader. She's still the biggest pullet I have. I'd say she's low in the pecking order, but I'm not sure it's that...nobody picks on her or bullies her. She's just extremely timid. That's just my experience with ONE marans, so it obviously doesn't have much pull!
Gah. I hate Mondays. I missed my run this morning (I hate getting up in the dark, even though the temps are perfect now) and lack of endorphins makes the day even worse at work. Blah!!!!!
Still waiting on eggs. My remaining EE is now 24 weeks old, and her face and comb have finally reddened up well. The other pullets are now 20 weeks old. None of them look ready to lay yet. So far, not one of the crew has replaced the noticeable personality hole my deceased EE filled.
I made a tiny bit of progress on my garden sink/processing station this weekend. My 4-year old helped, and I was really surprised, but she actually helped. Gave the kid a roller and we finished triple coats of primer in no time at all. That was Saturday, but yesterday was too windy to paint the color on.
LKD, I'm not sure what breed Slyvia is (some type of marans, right?), but my black copper marans was the biggest chick of my group, and has always been timid and a loner. Definitely not a leader. She's still the biggest pullet I have. I'd say she's low in the pecking order, but I'm not sure it's that...nobody picks on her or bullies her. She's just extremely timid. That's just my experience with ONE marans, so it obviously doesn't have much pull!
Gah. I hate Mondays. I missed my run this morning (I hate getting up in the dark, even though the temps are perfect now) and lack of endorphins makes the day even worse at work. Blah!!!!!
Still waiting on eggs. My remaining EE is now 24 weeks old, and her face and comb have finally reddened up well. The other pullets are now 20 weeks old. None of them look ready to lay yet. So far, not one of the crew has replaced the noticeable personality hole my deceased EE filled.
I made a tiny bit of progress on my garden sink/processing station this weekend. My 4-year old helped, and I was really surprised, but she actually helped. Gave the kid a roller and we finished triple coats of primer in no time at all. That was Saturday, but yesterday was too windy to paint the color on.