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[ronott1]

Huddled. Awake. Occasionally stands weakly. Sips in the side of her beak. She lets most of it dribble. She smells icky. Could be her feet though. Chickens dont smell like daisies. Lol


Excuse my typos. Sent from my iPhone.

Awww the poor thing!

She looks like she has Cocci. See the puffed out feathers.

Get her to drink and and hopefully she will recover quickly.

Ron

 

[Happy Chooks]

She does look puffed up. Get as much as that Corid water in her as you can.

 

[Happy Chooks]

I took some pictures today.

This is what happens when you try to do ANYTHING with turkeys around. They are the friendliest little buggers!


9 week old wellie pullet:


Waiting for this barnevelder girl to start laying. I've got a bit of a wait still, she's only 19 weeks and barnevelders take sooooooooo long to start laying.


And a white Cream Legbar chick that my broody is raising.

 

[zooweemama]

Awww the poor thing!

She looks like she has Cocci. See the puffed out feathers.

Get her to drink and and hopefully she will recover quickly.

Ron

She does look puffed up. Get as much as that Corid water in her as you can.

Woohoo! Multi quote!

Thanks guys. I have been calling her Hope. I see so much life in her eyes since I gave her the first sip. I don't know how much is making it into her tummy. I keep going in and offering the water. I know there isn't anything else I can do right?

 

[Happy Chooks]

No, nothing else you can do. A cooked egg wouldn't hurt either, if she'll eat it. But mostly, just get the Corid in her.

 

[zooweemama]

I took some pictures today.

This is what happens when you try to do ANYTHING with turkeys around. They are the friendliest little buggers!


9 week old wellie pullet:


Waiting for this barnevelder girl to start laying. I've got a bit of a wait still, she's only 19 weeks and barnevelders take sooooooooo long to start laying.


And a white Cream Legbar chick that my broody is raising.

Pretty chickies! Awww! I want turrrrrrrkies some day too!

 

[Miss Molly]

I keep saying the same thing! Then I say, if I have a separate coop/run for each breed, if I get rid of a breed, it will give me more options for the breeds I keep. But how do you decide what breeds to get rid of? They are like popcorn............................."Oh look, a chicken!"

I have taken so many photos of chickens in my travels, a naked neck deep in the jungle at a village in Panama, dozens of feral chickens on Kaui, etc, etc, etc.! They are all just so appealing.




And yes, I do spend a lot of money on my chickens. They are one of my hobbies and I don't really expect to recoup those monies. We have the advantage of being retired and nothing to spend on other than our hobbies.

Kids all grown up, they are on their own!

Deb

love the pics... Are those three brown ops I see?

 

[Miss Molly]

I took some pictures today.

This is what happens when you try to do ANYTHING with turkeys around. They are the friendliest little buggers!


9 week old wellie pullet:


Waiting for this barnevelder girl to start laying. I've got a bit of a wait still, she's only 19 weeks and barnevelders take sooooooooo long to start laying.


And a white Cream Legbar chick that my broody is raising.

love the pics. I wish I was more computer savy... I take picture with my Iphone. Everytime I try to upload them it asks for a code... I give up...

 

[debs_flock]

Quote: Are you talking about the chicks? They were feral chickens at a stop we made in Kaui. They are EVERYWHERE!

Deb

 

[chiqita]

DL the to picasa or something similar, then just get the code from there, profit!