Rittert, well at least that bird is gone now. Hopefully that is the end of that and no one else gets sick. But with the other birds pecking at it and ingesting infection themselves... if they don't show it, I'd suspect carriers. Don't know what to tell you about your problems with the land owners. They sound pretty stuck in their ways and if they are happy with what they are doing (even though we all know it's wrong) I can tell you from experience-- people don't change. If it's been working or limping along for them, they'll just keep at it.
Tweety, Good morning!! Yesterday was beautiful here, too! It was nice enough I could have gone out and finished my mini coop, but it's still wet and soggy and all my lumber is sitting in a mini lake. This darned yard is having a heck of a time soaking it all up. Very annoying. If it warms up out there today, I'm going to drag it over to my patio and set it on the concrete to work on. Honestly though.. so long as the weather is going to be this on and off cold and warm, I don't want to put my silkies out in it when they are used to a constant temperature in my garage.
It's going to be 12 days into my incubated eggs. I think I'll candle them again today and take a couple of pictures and see what you experts all think about them. I have a couple of eggs that are just too dark to see inside, so I'll leave those alone in case they might be growing and I'd never know it. Anyway, I'll do that later on-- I have parent-teacher conferences this morning.![Smile :) :)](/styles/byc-smilies/smile.png)
Tweety, Good morning!! Yesterday was beautiful here, too! It was nice enough I could have gone out and finished my mini coop, but it's still wet and soggy and all my lumber is sitting in a mini lake. This darned yard is having a heck of a time soaking it all up. Very annoying. If it warms up out there today, I'm going to drag it over to my patio and set it on the concrete to work on. Honestly though.. so long as the weather is going to be this on and off cold and warm, I don't want to put my silkies out in it when they are used to a constant temperature in my garage.
It's going to be 12 days into my incubated eggs. I think I'll candle them again today and take a couple of pictures and see what you experts all think about them. I have a couple of eggs that are just too dark to see inside, so I'll leave those alone in case they might be growing and I'd never know it. Anyway, I'll do that later on-- I have parent-teacher conferences this morning.
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