I surely will, I love everything about Fat Bird!I think we all will.
We think she has had a back injury. Yup, her eyes are not quite as they should be. She sees well enough though.She's a beautiful bird Shad, that sounds heart wrenching.
How is her eyesight? Her eyes look "stare-y" to me in the photos. Could she have had a neck or back injury that caused a bit of inflammation?
All the hugs for you both.
I'm truly sorry about Fat Bird Shadrach. She is a special girl and has had a long happy life with you. Any chicken can count themselves lucky to have had you as their caretaker.
It's a good habit to have. There is a lot to learn there. A couple of the things I've found fascinating is the how healthy deposits from the intestines are cohesive, almost like there is a membrane holding it all together.I have to confess, I check shite regularly. As in, I look over the “samples” every day to be sure there is nothing weird going on.
Although I have farmed for over 50 years of my life, it is only now I feel free to say I also value my livestock as Pets, albeit pets with a purpose. Each animal I host for their lifetimes must earn their keep.
Wow! She has developed an attitude!
I love the photograph and I'll have it in a frame before long. Lovely to read from CCL how well Ned is coping with being the main man now his dad is dead. Perhaps he could have a chat with Treacle.I am so glad you got it. I was actually worried that it might never get to you but at the same time did not want to ask.
I worked very hard to find the most appropriate photo for you. It came to me when I remembered your comment about how wonderful having "The trust of a rooster" is. I wish I was smiling in the photo but I thought that photo of Ned was the one to share.
