Diary & Notes ~ Air Cell Detatched SHIPPED Chicken Eggs for incubation and hatching

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Well, YOU are
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I've been so out of it this past week I've no idea what's going on anymore LOL

there are chicken lives at stake - you need to get with the program sumi
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I have been licking some wounds but am good to go.

I have a busy afternoon here but tonight I will be all good .
 
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Quote: when she is fairly dry and the brooder is up to temps! grab her and if you want mist the side of the bator to give that instant boost of humidity!

AND yes white silkie, that's the color that just died here : (
 
the above is in jest - I hope you take it that way SUmi

we all have good and bads, as well as times when we have no time

I appreciate all you do here.
oz didn't you read sumi signature? she is trying to tell us we are all wacked and she forgives us for it! cough cough her included he he he
 
That's why you don't sell chicks before they are hatched either!
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Well not really sell them, I told her what was in the bator and she wanted whites, so far I have two from last weeks hatch, I forget how many more white eggs are in the bator, the whites lay white eggs, my blue and splash lay tanish eggs.
 
On a happier note:


China is investigating the possibility of human-to-human transmission of a new strain of bird flu that has killed 17 people and is examining "family clusters" of people infected with the virus, a top health official was quoted as saying.
Authorities have slaughtered thousands of birds and closed some live poultry markets to slow the rate of human infection. But many aspects of this new variety of bird flu remain a mystery, particularly whether the H7N9 strain is being transmitted between people.
China has warned that the number of infections, 82 so far, could rise. Most of the cases and 11 of the deaths have been in the commercial capital Shanghai.
Feng Zijian, the director of the health emergency center at the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention, told reporters on Wednesday that "we are paying close attention to these cases of family clusters.
"(We) are still analyzing in-depth to see which has the greatest possibility -- did it occur first from avian-to-human transmission, and then a human-to-human infection, whether they had a common history of exposure, were exposed to infected objects or whether it was caused by the environment," Feng said.
 
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