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

[mlm Mike]

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בבקשה

Hope google translate didn't make me say anything bad! הכל בסדר גמור
טוֹב

 

[Chaos18]

 

[kwhites634]

feed bag

Of what material?

 

[jayce]

I've got a quick quail question! So I just bought some coturnix at a bird sale 3 pharoh females one tuxedo female and one pharoh male, I got my first egg today it's all blue (hard to tell in pic) but is there any way of knowing what female the egg came from? Do different coloured quail lay different coloured eggs? Like would the tuxedo lay a different egg vs the pharoh females? Thanks a lot!

 

[Chaos18]

I've got a quick quail question! So I just bought some coturnix at a bird sale 3 pharoh females one tuxedo female and one pharoh male, I got my first egg today it's all blue (hard to tell in pic) but is there any way of knowing what female the egg came from? Do different coloured quail lay different coloured eggs? Like would the tuxedo lay a different egg vs the pharoh females? Thanks a lot!

@LocalYokel Would be the one to ask..........I think.

 

[kwhites634]

I've got a quick quail question! So I just bought some coturnix at a bird sale 3 pharoh females one tuxedo female and one pharoh male, I got my first egg today it's all blue (hard to tell in pic) but is there any way of knowing what female the egg came from? Do different coloured quail lay different coloured eggs? Like would the tuxedo lay a different egg vs the pharoh females? Thanks a lot!

@LocalYokel

 

[Akrnaf2]

feed bag

Of what material?

Some stripes of a milk jag overlapping on the connections
A long stipe of linoleum

 

[ChickenCanoe]

Looks like just the ticket. I guess caulk the upper edge

Actually, I ran the rubber up behind the siding so no need for caulk. I also used, in the pictures, some z flashing that may have been overkill.
I've never had moisture in the nests.
A few years after these pictures, the plywood nest roof rotted. I replaced it with another and covered by a sheet of green HDPE. It will never rot and sheds water well.

 

[Akrnaf2]

 
Looks like just the ticket. I guess caulk the upper edge

Actually, I ran the rubber up behind the siding so no need for caulk. I also used, in the pictures, some z flashing that may have been overkill.
I've never had moisture in the nests.
A few years after these pictures, the plywood nest roof rotted. I replaced it with another and covered by a sheet of green HDPE. It will never rot and sheds water well.

CC
See post 86571

 

[stryker]

A friend of mine about 1/2 mile from me had 50 plus chickens a couple of days ago and now she has 12. She said she still has the 3 blasted roosters... She said there is no evidence other than one wing and she cannot tell where they are getting in. Now her fence is not that secure so who knows.

Does anyone know of any animal that would do that? I am guessing a skunk...