Find Me Where The Wild Things Are

[User690263]

Hi guys

 

[User690263]

Sorry about what happened on the other chat thread, I should have tried harder to stay away from that kind of topic. I'm sorry if I accidentally made anyone uncomfortable.

 

[Hannah Jean]

Hi guys

Hi Thanks for coming!

 

[Hannah Jean]

Sorry about what happened on the other chat thread, I should have tried harder to stay away from that kind of topic. I'm sorry if I accidentally made anyone uncomfortable.

It's all good dont give it another thought!

 

[User690263]

It's all good dont give it another thought!

Ok

 

[User690263]

My GLW finally started laying a few weeks ago! She's getting more consistent, but she still skips some days lol. She also lays in the late afternoon

 

[Hannah Jean]

My GLW finally started laying a few weeks ago! She's getting more consistent, but she still skips some days lol. She also lays in the late afternoon

aww congrats! Mine layed in the afternoon too starting out lol

 

[User690263]

I think that my Blue Australorp might be done laying, since her comb is much smaller (think immature pullet size) and it's not very red anymore. She could just be taking a break over the winter, but my Buff Orpingtons comb is still large and red even though she's not actively laying

 

[The Moonshiner]

I get eggs from early morning until dusk. Maybe even a few overnight

 

[Hannah Jean]

I think that my Blue Australorp might be done laying, since her comb is much smaller (think immature pullet size) and it's not very red anymore. She could just be taking a break over the winter, but my Buff Orpingtons comb is still large and red even though she's not actively laying

it could be she is taking a break I saw a couple threads where their chickens combs were a dull pink not laying for the winter