Arizona Chickens

[AZcluckers]

My birds hate it though. They were hiding under the porch.

Mine are hiding in the coop, under the roost bar. lol

 

[igorsMistress]

I tried to transplant a small mesquite sprout once, because they pop up in my yard all the time. 100s of them thanks to the mesquite tree behind my wall. It didn't make it. I'm going to try again but let it get a little bigger first!

This is the second one, it’s bigger than the last lol. Keeping my fingers crossed.

 

[AZcluckers]

This is the second one, it’s bigger than the last lol. Keeping my fingers crossed.

Fingers crossed for you!!

 

[igorsMistress]

My birds hate it though. They were hiding under the porch.

Mine are hiding in the coop, under the roost bar. lolView attachment 3340856

I found mine in the coops yesterday. When I looked at them through the pop door they all just stood there and looked back me like and? what are you looking at?!

 

[KToddy]

My broody Sarama was just released from broody jail… and she is still feisty, but wants to be alone all the time. She is off the nesting box now- but still chirps and fluffs up wherever anyone (chickens or people) come near her. Any advice? She used to be much more friendly.

 

[EmmaDonovan]

Ladies and gentlemen... we have FOG! Quiet fog, surrounding us like a gray blanket. Fog just like at home!! I can't remember the last time I saw fog. I miss it so much. We had the nicest walk in it with the dogs. What a beautiful night!

 

[igorsMistress]

My broody Sarama was just released from broody jail… and she is still feisty, but wants to be alone all the time. She is off the nesting box now- but still chirps and fluffs up wherever anyone (chickens or people) come near her. Any advice? She used to be much more friendly.

She just needs some time and she’ll be fine

 

[CaroleW]

My broody Sarama was just released from broody jail… and she is still feisty, but wants to be alone all the time. She is off the nesting box now- but still chirps and fluffs up wherever anyone (chickens or people) come near her. Any advice? She used to be much more friendly.

I agree ...give her time.

But also look to see if she has any health problems, I think that's why one of my NN hens decided to get/stay broody for a while because she had bumblefoot, I could tell she was limping a little. So each day I would take her from her broody spot to give her a foot bath, scrub with a brush and spray with disinfectant or some mild saave. And I would put her back in the yard. She wasn't broody much longer after her foot was better.

 

[BlueBaby]

I won't be joining in on the New Years hatch-a-long one this year, but I do currently have 18 fertile Bielefelder (chicken) egg's from my flock sitting on the counter if anyone in Arizona would like to join it but need's some egg's.

 

[CaroleW]

Bielefelder eggs would be a GREAT start of a flock for someone who wants to hatch - You can tell male from female right after hatch!