I guess they are also straight run?I have no idea what they are. They were given to me in a box with no breed explanation at all. So I guess we could make it a BYC contest:
What breed of chicks did Alex get?
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I guess they are also straight run?I have no idea what they are. They were given to me in a box with no breed explanation at all. So I guess we could make it a BYC contest:
What breed of chicks did Alex get?
Wow she really wanted that spot! Looks like they all wanted that prime location. Isn’t it always the way in all coops.The Remembrance Continues
Today we are going to explore all of the roost fights that Lilly either instigated or was involved in. Some of these are epic.
This one is a long determined battle between Lilly and Hattie. I have no idea why she just did not want poor Hattie to roost that night. A very young Aurora gets some pecks as well. You will also see Maleficentin this video.
Yet another take down of Hattie
Here is Lilly using Jabber as protection from Patsy. Lilly had grabbed the prime spot and Patsy just could not stand it. However, what to do about that rooster in the way?
Patsy and Lilly used to have epic roosting battles. This is a good example. The tunneling technique was always a favorite.
Just so everyone doesn't think Lilly was always unreasonable towards Hattie, how about a nice quiet roosting video. You can see Aurora trying to figure out where she should roost in this one. That spider web on the right is really annoying. I remember cleaning that the next day.
Gosh - you just keep that crud ! Ewww! Yuck!Rewind winter for the X-teenth timeView attachment 3803697Breakfast at 6, melt at 9
Gosh they grow so fast ! I just love them!Bird breakfastView attachment 3803721View attachment 3803720Even the babies came out with everyone else. I'm not taking out the heating pads yet, but they're mostly using at night only now. (They're up on the left with Hector)
how are the chicklets doimg?Pictures are coming soon, but I also had a "screw-you" winter today. (The winter comes back to screw you). Wind was blowing like fury last night and I got tons of snowdrifts. I got blue sky and snow at the same time. How is that possible?! Yet it has happened twice this year now. I guess it's just the weather around these parts...
Snow is tolerable (drought warnings for Alberta this year), but why didn't it rain?
I guess I won't complain. The chickens (and cats, especially) don't like it, though. The cats didn't want to get out of the barn this morning.
awwww silly Tassles - are your hormones all wonky?Jailbird
Overnight Tassels was pooping normally and this morning she was talking in her normal voice.
So I let her out after about 55 hours in the slammer.
She ate and had a looong dust bath - which she then shook all over me.
But when she saw Babs she went back to flaring out her feathers and going bok bok bok in her broody voice.
I also just heard her swearing loudly.
I don’t trust her.
If she sets foot in the nest box I will consider that jumping bail and will send out a bounty hunter to bring her back to jail.
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That burrowing under technique always makes me laugh.The Remembrance Continues
Today we are going to explore all of the roost fights that Lilly either instigated or was involved in. Some of these are epic.
This one is a long determined battle between Lilly and Hattie. I have no idea why she just did not want poor Hattie to roost that night. A very young Aurora gets some pecks as well. You will also see Maleficentin this video.
Yet another take down of Hattie
Here is Lilly using Jabber as protection from Patsy. Lilly had grabbed the prime spot and Patsy just could not stand it. However, what to do about that rooster in the way?
Patsy and Lilly used to have epic roosting battles. This is a good example. The tunneling technique was always a favorite.
Just so everyone doesn't think Lilly was always unreasonable towards Hattie, how about a nice quiet roosting video. You can see Aurora trying to figure out where she should roost in this one. That spider web on the right is really annoying. I remember cleaning that the next day.
Yes. And I’m sure one of them is a boyI guess they are also straight run?
They're good. They are almost fully feathered.how are the chicklets doimg?