I was wondering why Buttercup wasn’t pecking around over there lately….WOW. I am glad you are OK.
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I was wondering why Buttercup wasn’t pecking around over there lately….WOW. I am glad you are OK.
Not good at all. I cannot feel a stuck egg. She is pretty miserable though. I started antibiotics and am continuing with calcium and trying to keep her cool and comfortable.@RoyalChick How is Dotty today? Hoping she is feeling a bit better!
Oh those are the worst!Fun times here, I was cutting back the weeds along the fencing minding my own business….
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Dum de dum diddle de dum, humming to myself chatting with the horses when all of a sudden…..
Bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz - and a swarm of epic proportion’s flew out of the ground - I ran (I can run fast haha!) the horses ran, the chickens bolted inside the barn..
Blahhhhhhhhhhh aaaaaaaaaaa (some swearing)…
Phew! Made it and didn’t get one sting! I guess I found where Lulu got all her stings from the other day on her face and neck!!!
Once the settled down I finished the weed wacking carefully hahaha. Then took this photo of the little blighters
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What’s you plan?Not good at all. I cannot feel a stuck egg. She is pretty miserable though. I started antibiotics and am continuing with calcium and trying to keep her cool and comfortable.
I never noticed Curly's ears are blue. So adorable.Back tax owing
To muggy and hot to do much other than run away from yellow jackets…
Some random chickie pix
The new guy is looking spiffy
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Blanche playing jungle fowl
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Misty finally off the nest and stepping out
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Dorothy hasn’t given up yet, those golf ball might hatch!
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Curly showing off her pretty blue ears
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HugsNot good at all. I cannot feel a stuck egg. She is pretty miserable though. I started antibiotics and am continuing with calcium and trying to keep her cool and comfortable.
Silkies have black skin, meat and bones and blue ears! Oh and 5 toes.I never noticed Curly's ears are blue. So adorable.
I am out of ideas. I am doing what I can for salpingitis or stuck egg even though I am not convinced it is either.What’s you plan?
You have such good looking chickens. I am also jealous of your green houses.Allman Bros tax:
An excursion across the driveway lot over to the barn and woodpile, a favorite spot to go when out with me, it's a protected alley between the house and garage (handy safety shelter in the garage too). It's shady most of the day and offers good digging and greenery. Here's Hazels fluffy butt:
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Butters examining
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Moving, I love their feet!
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Hello Butters!
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Popcorn also foraging. Along with Hazel, she has a slow molt going onView attachment 3214463
Butters drinking, that's fresh rainwater in an old frying pan
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Back near the run because they heard something I didn't hear that made them all want to go back. Here's Popcorn with periscope up, now a different sound, a Robin alarm calling and everyone is still and listening. Popcorn is furthest away from the run though (as usual, she's a straggler but also is boldest)
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They decided it was best to get back in the run and make for under the lilac bush. I have the aviary netting from the run stretched over part of it and anchored to the ground in the back. The saplings growing under it bend over but hold it up and it makes a cool shady hidden spot they like to take their midday rest in, and they dig and dustbath in there.
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Here's a late-morning view of the current arrangement of their runs & coop. Part of the lilac bush is in view on the right, next to the white waterer there. They might be all under there now, 11:30 is their usual dustbath time, though the ground is damp from rain. This configuration has been good with the sun high in the sky and the heat, there's sun that moves through the greenhouse frames end (left side) but really good shade elsewhere all day. The coop, though double-walled, never bakes in the sun, cool air circulates around it and it has stayed reasonably cool.
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