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When I use the tinfoil hat, I don’t find a single Drop Bear in my shower (Ever) :plbb
Also, this is California USA. When the drop bears drop in, they get lazy, and hang out with the governor in the state capital. (Laziest place on earth, and a useless government venue)! Too political? :oops: Litigate me.
 
Hi everyone. Ester isn’t feeling well. She’s standing around, has a poopy back end, does not seem to be eating much, and I think she is swollen. Not a good combination. Her posture is good while she is standing, but she is pretty inactive and (barely) scratches heartlessly.

It’s too cold to wash her bum, so I trimmed some feathers, gloved up, and pulled poop off. I also generously dusted her back end with cornstarch in hopes it would help me crumble the poop off (I think it helped).

I checked her crop when she went to roost and it was not empty. I hope that means she’s been eating when I’m not looking and not that it’s slow. I’ll check in the morning.

Her vent was VERY messy and tiny. I may bring her in for a couple hours tomorrow morning so I can properly wash her vent and surrounding area. A few months back she was messy in the back and seemed not to feel well, but was much better after I washed her off. I hope that’s what happened here… messy butt feathers backed her up, but I fear she has a reproductive problem. She never really came back into lay after her ordeal last winter at this exact same time.
I hope cleaning her bum makes her feel better mcstrachan. :hugs
Good idea using cornstarch. I'll have to remember that for the next mucky bum.
 
Ugh.... Ya I see how that would be aggregating. Here it's skidoos in the winter - can hear them at night - often we meet what the heck they r out doing at night running around on skidoos - Sheesh!!

Chicken tax for Bob:
“Skidoo’s can be eliminated by (Airsoft rifles or pistols) the ammunition is painful but not deadly. 🤔 (not recommended for amateur marksmanship) :gig:lau
 

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