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The low existing bird is usually the one most aggrieved with newcomers.
Not sure if they are protecting their place,
or just glad to finally have someone lower to beat on.![]()



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The low existing bird is usually the one most aggrieved with newcomers.
Not sure if they are protecting their place,
or just glad to finally have someone lower to beat on.![]()
I am so jealous that you have so much green. It is still mud and rock season here, the snow just receded and nothing has started growing yet. The 'ice-age' comes every year for us.The littles enjoying the run while the ladies free range
I feel for you! I can't do the cold, I prefer it nice and toasty, lol. Don't worry spring will get to you soon enoughI am so jealous that you have so much green. It is still mud and rock season here, the snow just receded and nothing has started growing yet. The 'ice-age' comes every year for us.
If they've been doing well with few issues thus far, I'd leave them with access to the safety door. If that makes you nervous, or you're just not completely sold on it being safe, then wait until you're home to open it up.So, I have to go back to work tomorrow, should I let them go about their business with their safety door or wait till I get home to supervise?
It was very smooth minus the lowest in the pecking order, she's a bit bent but not being a total dick, lolIf they've been doing well with few issues thus far, I'd leave them with access to the safety door. If that makes you nervous, or you're just not completely sold on it being safe, then wait until you're home to open it up.