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I'm just at the very beginning of my fly-control journey (one of more than a thousand steps, I suspect). I got the traps to start, just set them out today, so no idea if they will work or not, will also be taking a number of preventative steps as well...
- Ant Farm
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pretty colorsz!!!!
awwwwww priceless fire, she is gorgeous and I am sure to have a good night! Congrats on retiring from Kiddome, you and Momma are gonna be bored when that house is all empty..... oh wait this is fire, nevermind LMAO!!!
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great news!!! I think its ok.... I have brewers yeast I add to my pellets now
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Night sweetsz
I have internal pips today day 18
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Sally, you have outdone yourself!![]()
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I candled the guinea eggs this evening, you want to know the results?![]()
oh no Kristin I am so sorry!!! feel better!!!OK, so my neck just seized up and is making a horrible crunchy sound - so some of that lifting and twisting stuff today apparently didn't go well (previous car accident --> ruptured cervical disc --> arthritis --> intermittent unavoidable ouchies). So I had to come in for pain meds - taking the opportunity to post photos from my desktop.
I found a HUGE grub in one of the bags of composted mulch I was moving. Like, really huge. This is my thumb in this photo - not sure if it comes across as huge as it actually was, because it's curled on its side here. It was a full inch wide and about three inches long stretched out.
I made the "food" noise and threw it in the Naked Neck paddock and Sweetie swooped down on it, and spent the next 15 minutes running around with a grub almost as large as her head hanging from her mouth, making those "I've got food, I've got food" sounds. She enjoyed it greatly (as she got to eat most of it), and great fun was had by all.
And @Ur-ur-ur-urrr , here are the belated photos, because I moved the Naked Necks into their new paddock today. Before and after. They were deliriously happy with the new grass... I'm going to actually get proper grass seed (meant for wild fowl forage, from King Seeds) and re-seed the bare dirt so it'll be even better next time they switch.
OK, this neck thing is really sucking wind. I think I need to lie down. If I'm not back tonight, see you guys later.
- Ant Farm
NOT ANOTHER ONE!!!! refer to MIKES POST PLEASEGuess what.
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I'm just at the very beginning of my fly-control journey (one of more than a thousand steps, I suspect). I got the traps to start, just set them out today, so no idea if they will work or not, will also be taking a number of preventative steps as well...
- Ant Farm
Not too shabby at all. How 'bout yours?oh no Kristin I am so sorry!!! feel better!!!
NOT ANOTHER ONE!!!! refer to MIKES POST PLEASE
How did yer day go whites?![]()
Sorry about your neck. That grub is huge! I'm glad the chickens enjoyed it.OK, so my neck just seized up and is making a horrible crunchy sound - so some of that lifting and twisting stuff today apparently didn't go well (previous car accident --> ruptured cervical disc --> arthritis --> intermittent unavoidable ouchies). So I had to come in for pain meds - taking the opportunity to post photos from my desktop.
I found a HUGE grub in one of the bags of composted mulch I was moving. Like, really huge. This is my thumb in this photo - not sure if it comes across as huge as it actually was, because it's curled on its side here. It was a full inch wide and about three inches long stretched out.
I made the "food" noise and threw it in the Naked Neck paddock and Sweetie swooped down on it, and spent the next 15 minutes running around with a grub almost as large as her head hanging from her mouth, making those "I've got food, I've got food" sounds. She enjoyed it greatly (as she got to eat most of it), and great fun was had by all.
And @Ur-ur-ur-urrr , here are the belated photos, because I moved the Naked Necks into their new paddock today. Before and after. They were deliriously happy with the new grass... I'm going to actually get proper grass seed (meant for wild fowl forage, from King Seeds) and re-seed the bare dirt so it'll be even better next time they switch.
OK, this neck thing is really sucking wind. I think I need to lie down. If I'm not back tonight, see you guys later.
- Ant Farm