I bet you are really glad you made it 'full height' as well, now that it is done!
Some people have bats in their belfry................
Be careful of your headlines. “I lost Phyllis tonight” scared me. My blood pressure jumped up higher than RC’s roosts!I Lost Phyllis Tonight
I could not find her on any camera until i looked here of all places!
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Roosting drives me nuts!
It seems to be different every night.
Honestly at this stage I am grateful that the little cupola on top isn't accessible from inside because I am confident those two would be in there if at all possible.
Me too actually.
You should never bolded that heading. My heart dropped when I saw that before I read on.I Lost Phyllis Tonight
I could not find her on any camera until i looked here of all places!
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Roosting drives me nuts!
It seems to be different every night.
I love my mutts - they are hardy and hopefully live a long time, but I just loved the feather patterns on many of these chickens out there. So the Brahmas it is, and of course the Beilefelders are a barred pattern so what's not to love! At orange tabby chickenIve been looking into the Brahmas due to your future chicks. Love everything about them, they have been added to my someday list for sure! Bielefelders are stunning
So, I am going to be just as on the fence as you.....s/he's comb is far larger than the pullet's in the second pic....but far smaller than the clear cockerel's. It could be an early developing pullet, or a late developing cockerel. I have seen both with mixed groups of chicks. Especially the latter when there is a clearly dominant cockerel - the others() tend to develop a bit more slowly, especially in a small group (versus a group of 30 chicks)
