I’m so sorry. I think I did see this? It’s heartbreaking that these little sweethearts can be so fragile. For some reason I find the sudden, unexpected ones easier than the ones I’ve cared for and nursed. I think it has to do with thinking they suffered less. Hugs to you. And good for Diana becoming Boss Bird.
Great tour! Your flock is just lovely but it seems like there is a lot going on with them. Hope everyone pulls through.
Yes I was quite surprised how much difference one makes even though I knew Elizabeth was a big force for good in the tribe.It surely is a lot fewer than 5. I remember that feeling from when Patsy passed.
Oh, yes, I definitely saw this and think I commented. I’m so sorry my brain could not retain it. These little feathered friends really bring a wide range of emotions, don’t they?
Oh, I like this! I know it’s an old post, but maybe we could revive this idea!Maybe we could do ‘Tatty Tuesday’ and dedicate it to our moulting girls.
That why they are special. They cause us to feel deeply. That is a special gift which they freely give.Oh, yes, I definitely saw this and think I commented. I’m so sorry my brain could not retain it. These little feathered friends really bring a wide range of emotions, don’t they?
I’m so sad to hear this, ACM, Deanna was a beautiful lady
The way you let her play out her time was a good choice, staying with her sisters. After Bok and the vets, I don’t know if I’ll euthanise again, circumstance dependant I guess.
Well, I’ve had three starve themselves since I started five and a half years ago… Millie, then Ester and now Minnie. Some of the others have felt lousy, acted nervous and/or dropped weight, but the anorexia thing has only hit these three. I’ve had 17 chickens in total (five losses and I currently have 12.)
