Australia - Six states..and that funny little island.

[SandeeC]

Awww so sad But you are right, at least she is not in pain anymore
Nice gardens I am trying to build something like that for my front verandah for my herbs

 

[Fancychooklady]

Oh poor chickee. Sorry pinky
Those garden beds are cool. I've been out between showers to take some pics of my hatching blw. 4 hatched so far and three pipped. Will post some pics tomorrow, it's bucketing down.

 

[satay]

Sorry for the loss of your little chicken Pinky. I love your raised beds and hammock. I love hammocks i have 2

Quail hatch finished 100% hatch rate. 40 from 40 gotta be happy about that. My internet is not playing nice right now so i will try to upload some pictures later.

 

[satay]

Some drying off in the brooder.

 

[satay]

Bit better one. Not sure if you can tell in the picture but the brooder light is not on as it is 38c here today. I have it set to 35c so it will come on later when it cools down a little.

 

[SandeeC]

Awwww they are so gorgeous Wish it didn't take so long for them to hatch lol I want mine out now haha

 

[FreeRanging Hen]

Hi there.
Just popping in to introduce myself as another Aussie.
We're a family of 5 in WA, a few hours from Perth city, on homesteading acerage.
There's our FIFO (fly in/fly out working) Daddy who's home a third of the time due to his work shifts, myself (the domestic goddess of pigstye-ness, attempting homemaking and homesteading), 2 girls and a not-so-baby boy (all 6yo or under and home'schooled')

I'll have a browse over the recent posts after I milk the goat (got to get in on my chance while the baby's FINALLY asleep) so I look forward to reading all your stories with my much needed cuppa, uh...... cuppa'S

Toddler teething and he doesn't do it in halves... 6 shifting, 4 of which are cutting through atm... if only babies were like hens.
Hmmmm, now there's an idea. **starts contemplating trading children for chickens and making chickens my children**

 

[SandeeC]

Haha would be glorious to trade kids in for hens wouldn't it? We'd get a lot more than lip from them that's for sure

 

[satay]

Hi there.

Just popping in to introduce myself as another Aussie.

We're a family of 5 in WA, a few hours from Perth city, on homesteading acerage.
There's our  FIFO (fly in/fly out working) Daddy who's home a third of the time due to his work shifts, myself (the domestic goddess of pigstye-ness, attempting homemaking and homesteading), 2 girls and a not-so-baby boy (all 6yo or under and home'schooled')


I'll have a browse over the recent posts after I milk the goat (got to get in on my chance while the baby's FINALLY asleep) so I look forward to reading all your stories with my much needed cuppa, uh...... cuppa'S

Toddler teething and he doesn't do it in halves... 6 shifting, 4 of which are cutting through atm... if only babies were like hens.

Hmmmm, now there's an idea. **starts contemplating trading children for chickens and making chickens my children**

Welcome

 

[satay]

Awwww they are so gorgeous Wish it didn't take so long for them to hatch lol I want mine out now haha

Waiting is the killer hey