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California Northern Daily Digest for 12/19/2012
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OR4-hmom is looking for SLP. Deb_flock and BigDaddys Mom have them!
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Cheryl posted that she had re homed her Tolbunt Polish Pullets!


Lots of Pie suggestions and Recipes for Liz!
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WildflowerJLH joined us today
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and shared Azure Standard and feed information. She organizes two drops in the Redding area so those up there will be able to join the drop! MrsMoonCat posted that she shared a 3 ton order with Karen(Sewandgrow) from Volkmann/the seed factory.


Lucas posted a funny picture! A statue catching a jetliner!
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10990 has the key lime pie recipe!


Jason posted that the Hawk is back! He lost his funny quirky PP Pullet
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It was a day for losses and heroism as Louie the FBCM Roo fought a Cougar! and lost..Waititout hatched some of his chicks! There is hope..

Debs_Flock posted that there is still hope for the eggs she is hatching for Jason. Some have the empty egg glow but other look dark
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Liz posted pictures of the pies! It is time for a pie social!

Cheryl posted that she is taking a chicken break, but will still have chickens. We are praying that the new Docs will help her in January
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Have a Great Day! Shortest Day, Longest night too...
 
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Big ones like the Sussex are often Dropped. Watch her--she might have an internal injury.

thanks, i'll keep an eye on both of the sussexes, since i can't actually tell them apart any more (they used to have slight differences in the dark feathers of their collar -- no more)

and my next-door neighbor (who also has chickens, and helped me look for the hiding ones this morning) sent me this:
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The most likely explanation (Vonnegut, 1965) for the defeathering of a chicken is the protective response called "flight molt." Chickens are not stripped clean, but in actuality they lose a large percentage of their feathers under stress in this flight molt process. In a predator-chicken chase situation, flight molt would give the predator a mouth full of feathers instead of fresh fowl. "


anyone know if it's accurate? might explain the pile of feathers...
 

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