I feel like maybe the union at the Chicken Palace has been in contact with the chickens that live with @Shadrach. There is no way chickens should be letting it get that overgrown - they are clearly on a work-to-rule!There must be chcikens in there somewhere!
Is this the new union I have been hearing so much about? I think its the IFLC or International Federation of Labouring Chickens?
Indeed - I have made that observation in the past and tried showing video of @BY Bob 's hens to my Princesses in an attempt to teach them some table manners. They just pecked at my phone so I gave up. Mine are pigs. There is no kinder way to put it.
I realized that after seeing the photo of her flock. So awesome!
Yes. The New Jersey chapter is based in the Chicken Palace. Today's demand is that I wake up earlier because I am late letting them out of the coop. This morning there was so much shouting I pondered donning riot gear before entering.
I think I win with a five month absence....
Broody, 20 days left
I figure I will include the countdown with each broody post. Just keep everyone up to date.
I felt like I was in a spy movie today. When Sydney left the nest for her daily eating and bathing session, I snuck into the coop.
I quickly marked the eggs without touching them.
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I then entered the coop and installed broody cam. Here is Sydney returning to the nest after her break. If you zoom in you can see her adjusting the eggs as she settles in. It is very cute to see her wiggling around as she gets them into place.
Awwwwww, I almost with I would’ve gotten eggs instead of chicks!Broody, 20 days left
I figure I will include the countdown with each broody post. Just keep everyone up to date.
I felt like I was in a spy movie today. When Sydney left the nest for her daily eating and bathing session, I snuck into the coop.
I quickly marked the eggs without touching them.
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I then entered the coop and installed broody cam. Here is Sydney returning to the nest after her break. If you zoom in you can see her adjusting the eggs as she settles in. It is very cute to see her wiggling around as she gets them into place.
Oh, look at her! Sweet thing!
