I’m planning on buying a new phone very soon. I should have listened to you two years ago. I thought my connection was foolproof. But it became corrupted with spam and other luncheon meats!
Fluffy Butt Acres: Stories of our flock
- Thread starter BY Bob
- Start date
No current run pics, I'm working on it and not happy yet. 
cicada hubby found freshly dead
inspecting it
They eventually figured out it was edible
cicada hubby found freshly dead
inspecting it
They eventually figured out it was edible
If I can I will. By the way, I really love taco salad as a dinner treat, just FYI
Loving you sweetheart, those chooks are beautifulNo current run pics, I'm working on it and not happy yet.
View attachment 4213375cicada hubby found freshly dead
View attachment 4213374inspecting it
View attachment 4213376
They eventually figured out it was edible
- Apr 2, 2023
- 15,143
- 105,239
- 1,336
Get a phone with lots of storage space.I’m planning on buying a new phone very soon. I should have listened to you two years ago. I thought my connection was foolproof. But it became corrupted with spam and other luncheon meats!
I'd even say getting the new shiny iPhone might be worth it so you get the longest life out of it if you don't want to upgrade in a couple years. Pixels have good cameras but mine sometimes struggles when taking photos of moving chickens. Not sure about iPhone since my last iPhone was a iPhone 5s.
Also Delft gave me a warning peck for each egg I grabbed to inspect. Just a gentle little "hey now"
It was too early to tell, the lightest eggs had clear veining but the rest I could not see into.
She gets a little confused after her daily ritual but I've been able to move her back quickly enough that the eggs aren't cooled off.
I was talking to hubby, this is as much a test of the tall nestboxes as a potential brooding space as it is of Delft raising eggs. I will have valuable information no matter the outcome...but these babies would be nice. I will also be able to close off her stall when it comes lockdown time. Maybe even the whole "box"
It was too early to tell, the lightest eggs had clear veining but the rest I could not see into.
She gets a little confused after her daily ritual but I've been able to move her back quickly enough that the eggs aren't cooled off.
I was talking to hubby, this is as much a test of the tall nestboxes as a potential brooding space as it is of Delft raising eggs. I will have valuable information no matter the outcome...but these babies would be nice. I will also be able to close off her stall when it comes lockdown time. Maybe even the whole "box"
ok so which ones are these two? beauties both!
- Apr 2, 2023
- 15,143
- 105,239
- 1,336
Felicitas and Dominica.
I have a towel I throw over the eggs in the nest when the mamas leave it. So far that's worked great seeing as how whenever I have broodies hatching eggs its always cold!
Whiskers gave the towel a suspicious look the first time she say it covering her eggs, but after she saw the eggs under the towel she was good with it. I just pull it off the eggs as she gets onto the nest.
They are lovely ladies, they must be getting a few years old now....?
Similar threads
New posts New threads Active threads
-
Latest threads
-
Looking for exhibition muscovy eggs in either chocolate or silver.
- Started by Jaybay15
- Replies: 0
-
-
-
-
-
-
Threads with more replies in the last 15 days
-
-
-
Over researched and made myself anxious about coccidiosis- Started by Echelontheory101
- Replies: 67
-
-
-
