Trisseh
Duck-duck-chicken!
They’re gorgeous!Here’s what the SSC will look like
http://myshirefarm.com/index.php/product/schofield-silver-collection-coturnix-quail-hatching-eggs/

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They’re gorgeous!Here’s what the SSC will look like
http://myshirefarm.com/index.php/product/schofield-silver-collection-coturnix-quail-hatching-eggs/
I think it is awesome that you are letting her be and respecting her protective nature. I hope that I can do the same if a ever "suffer the broody curse".My broody is still keeping her secrets, but we have at least one ccl cock, and a darker chick, but I can't tell as yet if the latter's one of the marans or a wellie cross (too little seen too briefly)... more to follow
My experience with broodies this year has led me to believe that, like humans, not all know what they're doing. Sometimes it may just be an accident, too, while moving around to knock one out.Broody kicked an egg out!!
I only have 2 hens, so haven’t separated them in hopes that they’ll raise the chicks together. the non broody one (until today) has been laying her eggs in a different nest box. But today must have decided to lay in broody’s nest.
so when my broody pushed the infertile egg out, she also pushed out another light coloured egg (most of them are dark welsummer eggs).
it was cold to the touch when I went out to check, but candled and I think I saw some slight movement. It looks to be developed as far as it should be for today (day 16) and veins and everything still in tact.
I’ve put it in the incubator, because i didn’t want to disturb mom again, and also want to keep an eye on it. How long should I wait before checking it again?
so annoyed with my non-broody. Why couldn’t she just mind her own business? Lol
Over the years I've seen a lot of things happen to perfectly good viable eggs that were just broody accidents. One year a first timer duck freaked out when the egg under her started moving, peeping, and pipping and she kicked it across the barn on a night when it was 45 degrees out. The eggs was very cold when I found it!
I took it in, warmed it up, helped it through hatching (because it was already started) and got a perfectly healthy duckling that grew up to raise her own babies just fine.
hey’re in with the little handicapped Legbar, who, by the way has made leaps and bounds in her recovery from the slipped tendon/splay leg/whatever else was going on with her situation. Lol. She moves about as gracefully (gracelessly) as the 2 newbies.Definitely appreciates the little bit of extra freedom being out of the chair or cup though.
My bantam Polish went broody and I have no idea when she will hatch her eggs. She’s in thorn bushes with her nestI think it is awesome that you are letting her be and respecting her protective nature. I hope that I can do the same if a ever "suffer the broody curse".![]()
Do you have a incubator and candler?so she's finally left the nest and taken the chicks to food and water, and 5 out of 6 purchased eggs, all 3 Marans and 2 out of 3 CCL, are still there, unhatched. So she has under her the single shipped ccl that hatched, and both home grown SFH x Welsummers that I added to the clutch when I set it. Very disappointing![]()
I don't have quail but I do follow a guy on youtube that has great videos for building the cages. Check out Coturnix Corner on YouTube. I know that a lot of people have followed his build instructions. I based my DYI incubator off of his design. His is smaller than mine and set up for incubating quail but that's no matter. The point is that his instructional video was detailed enough that even a complete nube like me could not only duplicate it but modify it and make it still work. He has some good ideas.Yes they’re going to be raised cages. I am still trying to figure out what I want to do.