Fluffy Butt Acres: Stories of our flock

[Cynthia12]

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So what do you all think. If i have 1 girl it is #3. But I'm starting to see a hint of pink on the comb and just the hint of wattles. Not a good sign this young, I have a feeling its a sneaky boy.

Possible 3..girl..not seeing as much wattles!

 

[Cynthia12]

Might be a bit away for a while. Husband fell today. His Alzheimer's and prostate cancer is causing problems in his legs. I'll post a chicken tax here. My polish is getting pin feathers on her head. .

 

[Ribh]

I was a little upset. When I went in the coop, the egg was half eaten already. The one who I assumed layed the egg was trying to hover over it to keep the Red Menace from getting it but she was persistent.
I am thinking (hoping) that maybe the egg was already broken because they don’t normally do this.

Mine will eat any broken eggs but I've never had a regular egg eater. I'd be betting on that.

 

[Ribh]

Mugs Monday

How about some hens pretending to lay?
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That is a wonderful Hattie shot!

 

[ChicoryBlue]

She need not worry, I’m here for her and her three cats, and twelve chickens. Her horse is already been sent south prior to this. Thank God

Sometimes in a hospital if you cannot visit, you might be able to get a "not to worry, Alex is taking care of them" message to your friend, by calling the nurse's station where she is being cared for, or the "pink lady" (volunteer aides) desk, or the chaplain's office.

 

[BY Bob]

She's not OK. I think this is the end for her. I pray not, but time will tell

I'm so sorry Alex. This very sad news.

 

[BY Bob]

Alex, you may already know this way of doing kindness, but when mum died we were told she could still hear us right up to the end. So if you get a chance, you can send her on her way with gentle words in her mind.

I was lucky to be in the room as mum left us and that's what I did. Over time, the memory of what I had said to her became a great comfort for me as I adapted to the loss and was sorrowful.

This is really good advice. We'll done MJ.

 

[BY Bob]

Yes, they’re at least different to the (numerous) common yellow and white ones I have. I should take a picture of the biggest one; it’s covered in flowers at the moment.

Please do this. I would love to see it.

 

[BY Bob]

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Lovely. I love those mugs. Excellent!

 

[BY Bob]

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We will be here whenever you have time. I am adding him and you to my prayers.

I never realized that Polish were so adorable from minute 1. I love seeing pictures of her!