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Crockpot Incubator Saga III: Shipped Quails Eggs...?!
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that’s odd. I’ve viewed the alerts and even responded to themQuote from Kiki-"The issue is people are not viewing the first alert to begin with so they stop receiving alerts." (I didn't actually want to quote it cause then I felt like it would be weird.
Oh that's weird.that’s odd. I’ve viewed the alerts and even responded to them
Then I don't know then. 
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I almost lost this one today 
When I opened the top to their garden box enclosure, one of them “popped” out, and two others followed. One stayed right by my feet and the other hid in the veggie garden, so I retrieved those two easily. This grey one though, was no where to be seen. Looked all over the area for him... only to find him right next to the garden box hiding in the tangles of a hairy vetch when I had all but given up. A bit of an early morning adventure.
When I opened the top to their garden box enclosure, one of them “popped” out, and two others followed. One stayed right by my feet and the other hid in the veggie garden, so I retrieved those two easily. This grey one though, was no where to be seen. Looked all over the area for him... only to find him right next to the garden box hiding in the tangles of a hairy vetch when I had all but given up. A bit of an early morning adventure.Attachments
I hate whenever my chicks or even my grown chickens run out of the run. One time my white faced black spanish chick escaped out of the run when my older sister opened the door. My brother and the dog(who will attempt to eat birds if you let her) were out there too. So when she ran out my sister picked her up and Penny(the chicken) started freaking out. So Daisy(the dog) tried to eat her of course.I almost lost this one today
And this all happened when I was inside of the chicken house so my older sister had to deal with it all.I'm glad that you got him back though!
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One of my cats is an avid hunter and would have probably gotten him if he stayed out. The cats leave chicks and chickens alone though, sometimes they will chase the chickens just for an adrenaline rush? but would never hunt them. However I’m not quite whether the quails made their “no kill” list. lolI hate whenever my chicks or even my grown chickens run out of the run. One time my white faced black spanish chick escaped out of the run when my older sister opened the door. My brother and the dog(who will attempt to eat birds if you let her) were out there too. So when she ran out my sister picked her up and Penny(the chicken) started freaking out. So Daisy(the dog) tried to eat her of course.
I'm glad that you got him back though!
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They weren’t exaggerating when they said quails are obsessed with dust baths. I dried some dirt and made a small dust bath for the quails today. it look no more than 30 seconds for them to jump in there and start fluffing around in the dirt.
There weren’t much dirt left in the box when they were done, lol
There weren’t much dirt left in the box when they were done, lol
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That's so cute!
My chickens are big on dust baths. But my turkeys take one every like two weeks.- Thread starter
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the last time i tried making my chickens a dust bath, they completely ignored it... TT_TTThat's so cute!
turkeys huh... do all birds dust bath?
Hmmm I don't know... I know that ducks don't!
When we made our chickens a dust bath, they would dust like 3 times a day.
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