INCUBATING w/FRIENDS! w/Sally Sunshine Shipped Eggs No problem!

[kwhites634]

Anyway...
Goodbye, people.

Sleep tight, Abi
Sweet dreams

 

[BullChick]

For the chickens.

 

[Chaos18]

You said you were going to bed. I rushed!

You're a Russian? night

 

[kwhites634]

For the chickens.

I'll take 20

 

[Jessimom]

It will take years to rejuvenate, but that is the beauty of nature.
Unfortunately, due to the remote location and the public pressure not to selectively harvest the timber in those areas, the whole mountain range has become a major fire waiting to happen.
 That is how nature corrects itself. let an area get overgrown, and disease or fire gives it a cleansing and readies it for re-birth.
looks ugly as sin in the process, but it has been working for millions of years. 
too true. It will take generations for it to fully recover.
we have an area just north of us (about 20 miles) that burned ten years ago, new growth is starting to  take over for the blackened skeletons of what was once there.
Conservation opened the area up to harvest the burned trees after the fire, but still a lot of standing dead wood remains.

It's sad, but our hills are sagebrush. It can only regenerate with fire. Kind of like a Pheonix....out of the ashes. Ours hill are much healthier after a fire.

Good night everyone!!

 

[sseabass]

Thank you so much for responding. Kathy has contacted me and we are talking tomorrow.
Carol

 

[chicken hawk 33]

Hey

 

[Akrnaf2]

@ChickenCanoe , @sseabass and everyone else that might be curious... peachicks are delicate when young, and they really do best if raised in a proper brooder if they weren't hatched by a hen. Peachicks will usually lose weight for three to four days, but by day 5 should be gaining weight daily. Diarrhea in a peachick is never normal. Some people feed chick starter, but I prefer turkey starter. It's higher in protein and niacin, which is something they need more of. Source: http://www.boxess.com/pbaby2.htm [COLOR=771CA8]
[COLOR=FF0000]To teach pea chicks to eat: ·drop ground up chick starter in front of them while talking making 'whee whee 'and 'bup bup' noises. You are mom. ·Point to the food and scratch with finger. ·Once some learn, they will show others. ·Dip nose beaks in water gently to teach them to drink;[/COLOR]

[/COLOR] -Kathy

Whee whee bup bup!?

 

[rIrs roost]

Just stopping by to say congrats to all the award winners on this thread!!! There's a bunch of em!! You guys stole the show! Good job everybody!!!

Congrats to chaos, mc, and all the rest on this thread that got awards. All well deserving.

 

[casportpony]

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Edited to add:

Not my peas, just a video I found on the web.

-Kathy