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Good on Queen Aurora for sharing a piece of her mind.Auntie Sydney is not Your Friend
I now know why the mums don't want Sydney near the littles.
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Good on Queen Aurora for sharing a piece of her mind.Auntie Sydney is not Your Friend
I now know why the mums don't want Sydney near the littles.
Heat plates work very similar to moms in that the heat is above the chick. The chick can choose when it needs to warm up and come and go as they please, similar to a real mom.Please educate me since we've never used heat for any baby chicks before. The last decade prior to this year's colder season we've had such bad heatwaves (some years from April thru November) we never needed chick heat. Also we kept chicks indoors anyway. The heat source in the pics is placed on cardboard. How safe are the manufacturer's recommendations for installing on cardboard? I mean I'm by no means a brooder expert and it's strange to see something electrical on something potentially flammable. Educate me all you brooder experts.
Leave it long. Great for creep crawlies and fun for chickens to run around in.Yay! gosh these chickens give us fits don't they?
Theo is a beauty, such a lovely little roo.
Well Mr P's ladies detest Bert and all hang around Mr P. There is very rarely any interaction with the older ladies and Bert. The younger hens go where they want, but Bert does have his harem that he sticks with (the Azurs, Tippy, Betty, and Eli-too), the other hens go back and forth and I don't see Bert wanting to hang out with anyone in particular.
Yesterday they were attacking one another through the fence - the feathers were flying! This morning Mr P snuck out through the door way of the Summer House and he and Bert got into it again, I watched to see if they would stop but after a couple minutes when neither would back down I went and caught Mr P who was getting quite breathless, he is not a young roo.
Wow HRH sure did put Sydney in her place and separated the mamas from her. Well done Aurora
Well I will check in later on - I want to mow the grass in the run its getting long again! all this rain....
They can be trouble at times....Lovely! I am beginning to feel I need a fluffy striped chicken!
That's just awesome!Tassels went to roost at the end of her day release. And Sylvie figured she could avoid sharing a roost with anyone else but still sleep inside the coop.
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Even Aurora got in on that! Wonder if Sydney is "properly" chastised now?Auntie Sydney is not Your Friend
I now know why the mums don't want Sydney near the littles.
Yes, I was impressed with your barn setup -- especially with the manufactured humidifiers you set up. Here we have too much humidity to need one. Actually we've never needed anything electrical in or around our coop even though access was built into the barn coop when we purchased it.Here, we need ways to keep water from freezing, lights when it's really dark (half the year hahaha), and ways to keep warm. I am extremely fortunate that I have a barn so it's easy for me, I have power out there.