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Paper says we got 1/4", but out here we always get at least double. Lost power for 1 1/2 hours right as the Giants game was coming on, fired up the generator all was good, except the final score. Had a lot of small limbs on the road this morning with pine needles galore hiding the lines.
We got a modest amount of rain and it was very nice to have.How did those up past the rain storm line do today?
We were dry in Woodland.
Looking good!Here are some recent pics of some of my flock pics were from about 2 weeks ago
This is goldie who is not yet laying she has gotten a bit redder than this in the last few days
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Clara in front Lurk Right behind her
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Here are a couple of them from behind
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Lurks Eye issue
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My little CLB (Faile {Fah eel})
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And her Pita pal (Sabrina)
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Faile Loves to perch on you.
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Quote: One of the first things my broodies seem to teach the chicks is how to dust bathe. It is quite adoreable!
Quote: These boys are amazing looking!
That is so great she is feathering in. Maybe there was a nutritional defeciency that has now been correctedI have some good news!!
Some of you may remember how some of my hens had varying degrees of feather loss on their backs. The speckled sussex, who have since passed away, had extreme feather loss. The feathers weren't falling out or picked out, they were broken. Nobody had any idea what was causing it. My only hen with feather loss now is Charlotte, who is on the very left in this picture. The Splash Andalusian next to her never had feather loss and neither did the Blue Andalusion in this picture. I have noticed a few broken feathers on some of my younger POL pullets but nothing anywhere near as bad as Charlotte (left) in this picture.
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After probably 6+ months of her looking like this, I looked down today and noticed something...she's growing feathers in on her back! Yay! I hope she looks somewhat normal soon. Still stumped as to why it affected the SS very severely, the LB a little bit, and not at all on the Andalusians.
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Definitetly saving this one!
Awe....so sorry you lost it. There is a homemade recipe for an electroyte solution that might help of this ever happens again:Have a chick that's not lookin so hotwent to give the chicks more water and this one was laying on its back. I immediately had a flashback to trying to kill the dying baby Chocolate Orp a few days ago. I picked this one up...![]()
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You can imagine my relief when I set the chick down and it stood up.
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I had my step dad hold the chick for me so I could force some water with Sav A Chick probiotic down it's throat. It actually was not that hard, as soon as it tasted water (the chicks had been out of water for a while) it opened it's mouth and started drinking, so I just put a few drops on the top of it's beak and they rolled into it's open mouth. I don't have any electrolytes, I thought I did but I guess not. Which sucks because I think electrolytes are probably what it really needs. Fingers crossed that it survives...not much else I can do at this point.
My dog is extremely concerned, she would not take her eyes off the chick.
1 cup water
2 teaspoons sugar
1/8 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon baking soda
Oh...I thought by now we were past fire season I guess it depends on location
You are such a softy....Sigh... Was at the feed store today and found a very ill OEGB that was covered in mites! Of course I couldn't leave her there to die, so I brought her home.
-Kathy
She's a cutie!
Pretty decent rain here. It started around noon. We are to get more on Sunday and again next weekHow did those up past the rain storm line do today?
We were dry in Woodland.
Very cute!