Sorry to hear that. Too low sugar level? Hopefully it can get sorted out tomorrow.Still getting dizzy but the blood pressure is dropping and causing me to almost pass out. Calling Drs. in the morning for an appt.
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Sorry to hear that. Too low sugar level? Hopefully it can get sorted out tomorrow.Still getting dizzy but the blood pressure is dropping and causing me to almost pass out. Calling Drs. in the morning for an appt.
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no my sugar levels are fine or high from diabetes. Its my blood pressure and heartSorry to hear that. Too low sugar level? Hopefully it can get sorted out tomorrow.
Beautiful eggs!! Love the specklesMost of today's haul (chicken eggs, that is):
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And the ying & yang eggs : light and dark, both similarly speckled:
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@BY BobThere is such as thing as Cat Math, it’s just not as widespread as Chicken Math. I’m not sure of the equations but I have never heard of your rule. It’s not got to do with people in the house, maybe more like people who could be in the house.
Well flighty is not bad for me. Momma hen is flighty, and wicked smart. In a free range setting being flighty will mean they are more able to escape a predator. When the avian flu broke out this spring and we were hearing of authorities coming and putting down entire flocks. I made the comment to mom if they showed up for me not to fight them they would have to catch Momma Hen without the use of a net. Trust me, my flock would have been safe.New Rule
This has nothing to do with anything anyone has said personally. This is just me. The term "flighty" is being thrown around a lot here lately since @RebeccaBoyd got leghorns. I find it offensive. It is a sloppy way to describe leghorns started by people who do not view them as anything other than little egg machines who frustrate their efforts to keep them confined in tiny places.
Therefore we now have a New Rule on this thread.
The use of the word "Flighty" to describe leghorns is officially banned.
I will defend the reputation of the leghorn to my last breath. It is a sorely misunderstood chicken breed. A breed where human beings have destroyed their genetics to benefit us and not the birds. A breed which is called flighty because they somehow are clever enough to escape human efforts at keeping them in captivity. A breed where the vast majority of their kind spend their entire lives in tiny cages so humans can save a dollar on eggs.
I will stand for it no more. If you wish to disparage leghorns go start your own thread. None of our many leghorns has given us any trouble outside of dying too young.
Exhibit A
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Exhibit B
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Exhibit C
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And Exhibit D, THE GREATEST HEN EVER!
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And just because, Exhibits C & D together.
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Some Orpingtons do prefer the ground to roosts.And there are still many rafters that have not yet been claimed! I think I need at least one that won't fly to the rafters but will use one of the roosts.
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So do I. I honestly don't have a clue, she'sView attachment 3390141 one of a kind.
She's be naughty this week pinching Tina's treats. I always make sure Tina gets her share in the end
That's love.My big comforters
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