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He has nothing to complain about in that department either.
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He has nothing to complain about in that department either.
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Quote: Very thoughtful!! As a young mother with children, I think that it is amazing to find someone who is so considerate!! You are a gem!!
Not an OT by any means (and a "newbie" at that...for what that's worth;-), but my ladies devor mice that my kitties catch and seem to be just dandy with it!Okay went out to give the flock their ff for the day and found some of the chickens had most likely killed a male cardinal, hadn't been dead long still warm to touch, but they were pecking on it. Do I need to worry about them catching something? He looked healthy other than his eyes were already gone. yuck. The wild birds do try to sneak feed when they get a chance I'm thinking this one tried at the wrong time.
Or, you could just get get a bunch of us guys to stand around and talk near your coop. After a hour or two, there'd not be a bug anywhere, what with all the chewin', dippin' and spittin'.
You don't have to dump it. Just add more grains and layer mash if you are worried.My daughter added parakeet feed to my scratch it has orange oil added in it will I have to throw the scratch out?
Orange oil is great for chasing away ants and bugs.The little amount in the seeds might be for packaging and human scent. It is also used for deterrents in seed factory's to keep bugs out of the feed. No one wants to purchase a box of seeds and have it loaded with ants.My daughter added parakeet feed to my scratch it has orange oil added in it will I have to throw the scratch out?
chickens..... and as found out a few years back....ducks love to eat all kinds of critters and go after some pretty large rodents, snakes etc. This is a very large Shamo female with a rat....not a mouse.......didn't take her long to devour it. The rat was alive when they met up. I post this picture in the threads that claim chickens should only eat twigs and nuts.Not an OT by any means (and a "newbie" at that...for what that's worth;-), but my ladies devor mice that my kitties catch and seem to be just dandy with it!I've seen many things written about what chickens will eat (mice, snakes, frogs..etc..) so I would not be alarmed by this cardinal at all. Can't control the little creatures that make their way in and around the homestead is my thinking, and if my lovely ladies want to snack on them, more power to 'em!