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You're blind!!Your handsome!!
Goodd morning whites, Chaos, daxi, fresno, MC, and any others I might have missed...
I'm at work, but I'm so antsy about my eggs in lockdown - completely fidgety, tapping foot, want to be at home to watch over them! I'm worried about the eggs with the small-looking air cells (though I realize I can't do anything at this point).
I have a bunch of meetings, and later a dental appointment, but I really want to be at home to stare at the 'bator. Not do anything, just stare at it.
I'm losing my mind - someone talk me off the ledge, folks!!!!
- Ant Farm
You should have called in sick today.... 3 day bug. If that doesn't work, call in dead. They can't argue death. Just saying...
So this morning I went down to the coop and found my 2 mille fleur cockerals laying next to the duccle hen and the serama OEGB cross. So I took them out and they looked fine except their combs were a bit odd looking. One of them would ea and drink and the other was pretty much dead So, I got all the other birds out of the "tiny" coop and put them in that. While I was getting everyone out I put the lifeless cockeral inbetween my feet so no one would mess with him. Then, my RIR hen flipped him over and started attacking him Then the Leghorn hen did the same thing to the other one just a few feet away from me! Luckily, he is a little bit mobile. I put them in the coop with their sister and gave them food and offered them water. The other cockeral cant stand so I propped him up. I dug a hole to bury him in. I would cull him but I don't have the heart. This is why I like bantams
4/4 silkies hatched
2/4 mutts hatched
Hearing some chirps this mornin, fingers crossed.
Silkies in transit to the brooder
This little one was the only one I could get to look at the camera, guess the rest were too shy, or tired.