What a wonderful interview! That Hawkmoth is so darn pretty Thanks for sharing!
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Well, unlike people, they don't talk back, their antics make you laugh, their beauty brings a smile to your face, and they always listen to what you have to say!All it would take would be a move to the country (pheasants aren't allowed where we are at present) and I'm in! What is it about birds that's so addictive?
Great interview. Thanks for sharing. I love the name Hawkmoth. Is there a story behind that name?
unfortunately i think she is carrying a leathal gene. she isn't even one year old yet and she has gone broody around ten times. her chicks always fully develop and then die before the hatch. i know it is not her doing anything wrong. i monater her very closely and she does all the right stuff.
Well, unlike people, they don't talk back, their antics make you laugh, their beauty brings a smile to your face, and they always listen to what you have to say!
Poor girl! Have you got another hen you could 'borrow' eggs from to put under her to give her some success? I don't suppose you can get just a small number of hatching eggs to pop under her. She obviously desperately wants to be a mother.