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I would hazard we all have.To be fair, it can be awkward when you know someone is interested in you and you don’t feel the same way. I’ve been on both sides of that fence.
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I would hazard we all have.To be fair, it can be awkward when you know someone is interested in you and you don’t feel the same way. I’ve been on both sides of that fence.
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Paper straws.Bad for the environment!How about a paper straw?
Heat and humidity combine for watery stools as they try to cool off by running water through their bodies.I assume you mean heat (though probably heart can too). She went to roost as normal and had a full crop. But she just wasn't as peppy as normal.
I will check her crop in the morning and see if she has perked up.
You need to mean to be a little more trusting. They do WANT babies you know.So you say.we are talking my lot. Sane & sensible is not their style.
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Age does not matter. I thought Sydney was young and she did fine.I'm really hoping it all goes smoothly. Ceres is still really, really young.
Sydney is a standard size hen. Ceres is a Jap & tiny. She's feisty but Alpia has been forcing her off the nest so she can lay. No-one else manages that. I'm hoping Alpia doesn't have a bee in her bonnetAge does not matter. I thought Sydney was young and she did fine.
It's OK if Alpia lays an egg with her. Just make sure you remove them so there is not a big pile of non fertile eggs in there. Alpia will keep the eggs warm.Sydney is a standard size hen. Ceres is a Jap & tiny. She's feisty but Alpia has been forcing her off the nest so she can lay. No-one else manages that. I'm hoping Alpia doesn't have a bee in her bonnet
All else fails, sit on the eggs yourself! I’m kidding!It's OK if Alpia lays an egg with her. Just make sure you remove them so there is not a big pile of non fertile eggs in there. Alpia will keep the eggs warm.
I can remember Lilly filling in for Sydney one afternoon, just because she wanted to and Sydney could not stop her. Sydney sat in the box next door until Lilly was done. It's no worry as long as the eggs are kept warm.