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very funnySomeone less than 5 mi from my house has offered to incubate the eggs. They arrive Wednesday. So if nothing else I'll have to brood and integrate the little buggers myself.
But I'm still hopeful Astrid will tip over the edge. The first year she went broody she did it in July. Last year she went broody in July and again in August.
Come on Broody Magician! Send a spell her way!! And don't miss and hit the rest of the girls like you did last year.
Come on Broody Magician! Send a spell her way!! And don't miss and hit the rest of the girls like you did last year.
From what I understood they were broody but did not like being moved to the maternity ward. They prefer their previously chosen nesting place.
Broodies are not reliable for a breeding program.Oh, they're broody alright. I've been breaking them left and right since spring. Once I finally relent and buy hatching eggs, THAT'S when they decide to knock it off... somewhat.
Every broody I've ever let set, locks on in the Ward. Not these two stubborn midgets.
What feeder were they using before?They also don't like their feeder.
I mowed the front lawn, pruned roses and pulled some weeds. When the sweat was getting into my eyes, it was time to stop!Lovely semi lazy day here...smelling rain falling and bread rising/baking.
It's the same one. One of the kind that mates to a regular mouth canning jar. But they'll peck a little at it, then peck at anything that spills onto the floor. They prefer stuff down at foot level...? I guess...?What feeder were they using before?