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I sure hope so. Everyone but Hattie was angry with her.Even Aurora got in on that! Wonder if Sydney is "properly" chastised now?
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I sure hope so. Everyone but Hattie was angry with her.Even Aurora got in on that! Wonder if Sydney is "properly" chastised now?
What a nice juicy treat.Hi! This is my first story so sorry if I do something wrong...
Yesterday I went out to my hens to bring them some treats, when I saw a Cicada, I knew my chickens would love that way more then the corn I brought so I put it down, grabed a broom and had a ten minute war with it! (It would not die!) After I finally won, I picked it up (Ew! I know!) Got my chickens in there run, and threw the Cicada, wich started the first ever Cicada ball tournament. My hen Peaches (picture bellow) took it and ran like a chicken without a head around in circles. Peaches than swalloed the Cicada hole and my other hen Snooze grabed the wing and almost pulled it out. So, I guess I need to find more Cicadas for them. Haha!
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Truly reminds me of our old Silkie Violet. As Violet aged and in her last couple years she took slower and slower walks up the coop ramp until one day she stopped in the middle -- not cuz she was stubborn -- she was uncomfortable. The next day she didn't even try the ramp and just huddled on the cold floor. It was obvious she was hurting somewhere so we brought her into the house for some cuddles and chitchat and gave her a soft-lined box for the night. Her wee heart stopped less than an hour later.
What an amazing lifespan. You did well by her.TY -- she was over 11 yrs when she passed. Naturally we wished our first chicken would live forever but the little sweetie had a good lifespan![]()
I find fires like that very frightening. Please stay safe.Took these on the way homeView attachment 3896828You can see the smoke rising.
View attachment 3896829Closest point on the drive. And one of the helicopters working on it. Hotshots are here and they have a Wildfire No Parking billboard up about 7 miles farther up for those headed the other way.
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Yes it is. I have my BIL old hen Red on aspirin at night. She is doing well with it, it seems to also help with her breathing and her salpingitis.It's so hard when our babies worry us. And arthritis is so inevitable on older humans and animals.
Wow lol! Love your hens!View attachment 3896903one of them loves finding spots to roost on.View attachment 3896904not only did this zucchini get big while i was gone, it grew a conjoined twin! View attachment 3896905
I am hoping and praying my baby silkies are girls. Though I am fearful that Clyde-ette is a Clyde.
Clyde-Ette (because she had feathers like a Clydesdale on her legs as a wee baby)
And Georgie Girl
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We're keeping a close eye on updates, including where evacuation prep orders are, wind directions, weather forecasts, and staying hydrated. So far, its stayed pretty small, but with all the fuel, could turn quickly. It's a lot closer to work than home, but home is the general direction the wind can push it. Scary, so staying calm (at least for the time being).I find fires like that very frightening. Please stay safe.