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Stressful day for me.
I found out Wednesday that I was definitely exposed to a confirmed COVID19 case and gave the health department a full week to contact me like they're supposed to. They didn't so I called them and then, as directed, called my own doctor.
I'll get test results back sometime early next week and am currently quarantined.
Chillin' with my peeps is definitely a stress reliever. I gave them their first taste of mealworms today -- just a few so they can get a taste for them and then be lured into our hands by the yumminess.
The Brahmas are now 4 weeks, the rest 2 weeks. Even thought the Brahmas tower the little ones keep up. The smallest, the Wyandotte sisters, are the pushiest -- going right under the Brahmas to snatch a morsel away from the big girls.
Omelet loves to sit up at the window and look out.
Chipotle is developing an impressive tail:
They're still hiding in the corners where I can't reach them. Thus the mealworm training.
I did not get a picture of Teriyaki dustbathing in a hole they've dug in the shavings. It was quite adorable. She flopped around and shook dust through her feathers like a little kid splashing in the tub.
I found out Wednesday that I was definitely exposed to a confirmed COVID19 case and gave the health department a full week to contact me like they're supposed to. They didn't so I called them and then, as directed, called my own doctor.
I'll get test results back sometime early next week and am currently quarantined.
Chillin' with my peeps is definitely a stress reliever. I gave them their first taste of mealworms today -- just a few so they can get a taste for them and then be lured into our hands by the yumminess.
The Brahmas are now 4 weeks, the rest 2 weeks. Even thought the Brahmas tower the little ones keep up. The smallest, the Wyandotte sisters, are the pushiest -- going right under the Brahmas to snatch a morsel away from the big girls.
Omelet loves to sit up at the window and look out.
Chipotle is developing an impressive tail:
They're still hiding in the corners where I can't reach them. Thus the mealworm training.
I did not get a picture of Teriyaki dustbathing in a hole they've dug in the shavings. It was quite adorable. She flopped around and shook dust through her feathers like a little kid splashing in the tub.
