Granny's gone and done it again

[BantyChooks]

but then neither are silkies Chickens should have feathers IMHO

I got a silkie because of the rugrats begging me... Surprisingly, he has all his brains about him and is a fantastic flock protector.

I cook everything. But no kids on the weekend. Staff made potato soup for everyone!




I'm young! Early 30s.

I'd have pegged you as mid 20s 'cos of the photos I've seen of you.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

What's round 2? Morning Granny

Mowing if I can get enough coffee down.

 

[BantyChooks]

Granny, I didn't catch your other post on my quote... I'm on now. Thanks for the link, I can't believe both ducks survived.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Granny, I didn't catch your other post on my quote... I'm on now. Thanks for the link, I can't believe both ducks survived.

said they were attached by the umbilical. How cool was that ? I thought it a hoax and glad they had pictures.

 

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said they were attached by the umbilical. How cool was that ? I thought it a hoax and glad they had pictures.

Good morning!
Looks like they have 2 threads about this - some different pics on each thread. Pretty neat!
Duckling P

ETA other link

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Banty, your silkies do ok in harsh weather ?

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Good morning!
Looks like they have 2 threads about this - some different pics on each thread. Pretty neat!

do they ?

 

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do they ?

Sorry, added link

Duckling P

 

[CapricornFarm]

Banty, your silkies do ok in harsh weather ?

I used to keep a heat lamp up in cold weather for the silkies , and their run was inside the goat barn. They are awfully cute.

 

[BantyChooks]

said they were attached by the umbilical. How cool was that ? I thought it a hoax and glad they had pictures.

Nah, it has happened, it's just rare.

Banty, your silkies do ok in harsh weather ?

They do fine. I don't baby them---even -40 temps don't bother them, or if it does, not enough to kill them. No heat, they just got their neighbour's feathers to cuddle up to.