She most likely will, the egg she laid today has been on the assembly line since before the attack.
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15/17 today. Heard a huge commotion in the chicken yard today and when I went out to check, there was a Cooper's Hawk sitting on the roof of the coop staring at the flock. The hens were all balled up around a pear tree out in the yard with the two roos standing guard on the perimeter. We have Cooper's and 3 other species of hawks around but this is the first time I have ever seen one around the chickens with obvious intent. I know they can be deadly so I'll have to be watchful. I might put some extra cover in the yard for a quick escape.
Not only do they carton the eggs, they untie my shoes to get attention. Given time, they will undo a double knot. I just hope there are no practical jokers in the flock waiting to tie the laces together and watch me do a Chevy Chase pratfall. The Wellies are sneaky and really good at it, Sussex are not as subtle but learning!
12/17 again yesterday.
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Don’t tell me you got your Wellies from Meyers? My welsumer does the same thing if I don’t pet them.
Not any more you won't. I went to look at their website since this is the first I heard of them and it said they sold their hatchery to their neighbors at http://www.deerrunfarmmd.com/I got them from Whitmore Farm in MD.