That record is exactly 10cm high with 9 exactly 3oz eggs under her allowing for a 30.78 degree slope from the hghest point on the back to the nest base. Position must be held for more than one hour...
They were the chickens at one of the campsites they visited while in Cornwall.
Oh trust there will be drama for observation!I am my chickens automatic coop door. (I don’t want to miss any drama)!
Yours is very nice!
That is most appreciated
Is your coop door battery solar or electric,? I really would love one for the winterAutomatic coop doors?
Anyone have one they love?
My area is humid and we get cold winters (almost as much snow as RC). I'd like a manual override and most definitely want one that doesn't crush a bird if she's being a brat and blocking the door.
I'm leaning to the ADOR1 model because it looks like it fits the needs and isn't scary to look at. The JVC one looks overly complicated.
We have power to the coop, so wired or battery operated is fine.
Would love your inputs!
Thank you both! He's a really good boy too. Very friendly, and protective of his girls.
She seemed to pick up in the afternoon. They got some mozzarella and she wolfed that down, along with some oats. I don't think I've got any calcium supplement left that goes in the water, but at the moment I'm putting ACV in the water due to River's sour crop. She seems to be picking up too, which is a relief. I'll continue with some cheese.
And I'm going to have to wait; a family member of my session guitarist is very ill with Covid and of course that takes precedence. I hope the family member gets better.Thank you!I can't wait to share my song, it's a (sad) true story.
I believe that you can trust them to break them up and not choke themselves but even so I think I might wait until they are fully grown. I did not introduce walnuts to mine until they were fully grown because it was never a food I had given mine.
