bobtheblender
Hatching
- Apr 25, 2015
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Oh it's awful to know you were so close , yet so far away. We had another visit today also. I was cleaning pens and when I came up for air everyone was quiet.
Silkies all buried under the hazelnut tree, coro's hiding in the pony shelter and everyone else low on the ground. Took me ages to spot him, but there he was in the gum tree, not much I can do but keep the youngsters locked up.
Sorry for your loss, the netting will keep him out, but remember that if the door is open , Hawks are very agile and he will land and hop in to the coop.
We just lost captain to a hawk attack. Smack bang in the middle of suburbia too.
Hubby went outside to talk on his mobile for better reception and spotted it up in the tree, big grey bird he said. They had been out on the lawn.
We found them all hidden all over the yard and then finally found captain down behind the pen. Just a few feathers plucked out so obviously it had just happened when he walked out.
Kids are devastated :-(
So, I've got plastic wire over the coop. Should I replace with something stronger now he knows they are there or do I just need something so he can't swoop in and that will be ok?
She's lovely
So... last week my husband ended up in hospital with appendicitis. Surgery to have it removed was last Wednesday and was home Thursday afternoon. So now I am playing nurse to a man who is some-what taking advantage of it!
In other chooky news - Whoopi the silkie and Squeak the dorking are both broody. I'm going to try to move Whoopi into the grower pen and see if she takes that. If she does, I'll put some of her eggs under her and see if it results in babies!