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Those girls chase the Robins out of the yard and do get their share of earthworms!Those are from Earthworms, not a parasite of chickens. Just passing through! I forget the name of them at the moment but will look it up.
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Those girls chase the Robins out of the yard and do get their share of earthworms!Those are from Earthworms, not a parasite of chickens. Just passing through! I forget the name of them at the moment but will look it up.
I've searched the internet for an egg passed by a chicken after eating an earthworm and only came up with Tapeworm. I can't find the harmless passing through egg. I'll wait on you!! LOLThose are from Earthworms, not a parasite of chickens. Just passing through! I forget the name of them at the moment but will look it up.
This structure is is called monocytis lumbrici.I've searched the internet for an egg passed by a chicken after eating an earthworm and only came up with Tapeworm. I can't find the harmless passing through egg. I'll wait on you!! LOL
None of them.None of them? The clear or the dark?
Are they all long and pointy on one end like this picture?None of them.![]()
I thought that first, but read an article that said chickens don't get Whipworm. is there more than one type of Trichuris?
Nope, they’re a different life stage like this.Are they all long and pointy on one end like this picture?
That looks like it...Nope, they’re a different life stage like this.
Yes there is more than one type but the article is correct, no trichuris in chickens.I thought that first, but read an article that said chickens don't get Whipworm. is there more than one type of Trichuris?
this is a common spurious find in fecals and had been confusing student parasitologist for centuries.That looks like it...