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People don't realise that the things are here eitherI wonder if we have mosquitoes here, they have never bothered us, I must as Aurora.
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People don't realise that the things are here eitherI wonder if we have mosquitoes here, they have never bothered us, I must as Aurora.
Bob will love these fluffy butt'sButts not cooperating again.
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We have decided that Phyllis has flipped herself and we should wait to see what the next flip brings. If it doesn't happen soon though a flipping may have to be done, but only after the required payment has been received in full.I have also seen her flip herself rearranging her feathers after a grooming session.![]()
I am so sorry.She was gone when I came home.
I didn't give her any more fluids, when I checked before leaving she was just out of the plate flat on her chest and I think her crop had disgorged some, her beak was in a wet spot of towel and she did not look good. I moved her off there, saw she was getting trampled some by the others racing about, so I cut down a square Kleenex box to fit under the plate with the bottom of the oval hole facing out, she could leave if she wanted but the higher back and sides prevented the others from climbing over her while under the plate. I put a folded washcloth in it and laid her there slightly angled up so that her head was higher when she laid down her beak.
I'd like to know what if anything I could have done better. Is two hours after getting fluids too soon for food? They supposedly hatched on Monday, and arrived here Wednesday morning, by 8am they had a little nutridrench and then the sav-a-chick electrolytes & dextrose water, and 11am a few crumbles, noon or 1pm access to more crumbles. They each seemed fine all day. Something happened in the night. They have two nightlights with light paper over them for some ambient light during the night. The other four are seemingly doing great so far (knock on wood). 20% dying is the track record so far.
Five Buckeyes hatched on a Sunday, all got here alive on Tuesday, looked fine through Wednesday, and on Thursday one died similarly, just went downhill faster, found suddenly weak and not breathing well. Just like this then, there were four. This little buff Orpington lasted longer, suffered much longer than the Buckeye.![]()
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Ya need to be cut some slack here, the Claritin and Pregabalin are causing me to be extremely dozy and a bit stunned today, I was walking in a fog doing chores this morning. I could go back to bed right now. I may just sleep in the officer here - likely wake up to 32 chickens roosting on me!?How does covering the chair seat help with not getting scratched by chickens when wearing shorts?![]()
Ya pretty much - seems they think I am their personal servant or something... Get out of my office darn it!You are SOOO hen-pecked!![]()
NoDo they not knock the waterer off those bricks?
Oh yes they do and they blighters knock their feeders over to