man_of_fishers
Songster
- Jan 13, 2020
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You have a broody Leghorn!?Got several broodies. My BCM hen, Muscovies and an infertile goose! One of my Leghorn. I guess we see what happens next.
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You have a broody Leghorn!?Got several broodies. My BCM hen, Muscovies and an infertile goose! One of my Leghorn. I guess we see what happens next.
@man_of_fishers
BTW - What breed is the one in the middle with the tiny speckles?
I can’t believe it was that bold! Has it gotten any before?Annoying hawk:
I heard a ruckus coming from the bantam coop yesterday. A hawk actually was inside our screened room.... less than 12" from our sliding door. It was standing on the welcome mat trying to claw its way into the little coop. My husband got to the door first and banged on the glass, but the hawk didn't fly away. He opened it a crack and threw a shoe at it. Then it flew just outside the screened room and landed on the grill.
I took this pic from inside the house with the door open.
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I took this as I walked through the screened room.... slowly
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I was slowly stalking it.... not sure how close I would get. I got as far as the garbage can, then flew to a tree.
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It stayed in the tree for a while, so my son got out his super soaker. It moved but stayed in the area. It actually moved a little closer to us when we started cleaning the big coop. Needless to say, I did not let any chickens out all day. It's still hanging around.
I think it's a Coopers Hawk.
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We live in a neighborhood, so the wildlife is VERY bold. I couldn't believe that it didn't fly off when DH banged on the glass. Even when we chase them, they don't really fly far. I've gotten them with the hose very frequently.I can’t believe it was that bold! Has it gotten any before?