blood drops everywhere in quail pen.

[sjaved789]

yes, really. Their skulls are ...bendy, for lack of a better term.
Not sure about rats,but I'm sure it's surprisingly small.[B

Jzk. But wouldn't there be a corpse? And these are drops of blood spread around rather than a large amount in one area

 

[subhanalah]

Is that an abbreviation of jazak'allah? If so, shukran

I would guess it depends on how much flailing the bird did once it was attacked.

However, I am remembering that when I had two male cockatiels, they would fight and the whole room was covered in blood from their pin feathers busting while still full of blood.

 

[sjaved789]

Is that an abbreviation of jazak'allah? If so, shukran


I would guess it depends on how much flailing the bird did once it was attacked.

However, I am remembering that when I had two male cockatiels, they would fight and the whole room was covered in blood from their pin feathers busting while still full of blood.

3fwan. Omg that sounds horrid. With my very short experience in poultry I have grown to resent roos! They have made a nice family pass time ( when they were young) into a bloody disaster for me.

 

[sniper338]

Ive had a few quail that would sneeze out blood once and a while... still dont know why but they would drop blood out of their noses. Only thing I couls think of is dry humidity and cold weather... never had one do it again after I put a little heater in the shed on cold nights...

 

[sjaved789]

Ive had a few quail that would sneeze out blood once and a while... still dont know why but they would drop blood out of their noses. Only thing I couls think of is dry humidity and cold weather... never had one do it again after I put a little heater in the shed on cold nights...

Hmm that makes sense as it is cold at the moment where I am. Thanks!

 

[sniper338]

Watch the nostril areas and see if you can see dried blood...

 

[subhanalah]

I get nose belles in the winter too, all the dry air from the heater.