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Oh, that's too bad that you only got 2 of the bantams to hatch. Those are so pretty! I have a pair of standard BR youngsters, and I am still undecided if I'll keep them or not. They are very pretty, but I just don't need 'egg layers'. I'm allergic to chicken eggs, so layers do me no good. That's what my quail are for
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But these guys are very pretty!

I have babies all over the place right now! I have 4 2-week-old tuxedo quail, 12 1-week-old pharaoh quail, brand new jumbo and A&M quail hatching right now (up to 4 last count!
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), I have a 4-day-old chick outside with its mama, a pipped chicken egg in the bator, 1 1-day-old golden lakenvelder chick in a brooder all alone, 6 4-week-old millie chicks in a different brooder, along with a 6-week-old ameraucana and a 6-week-old golden lakenvelder. That one is a boy, so I'm hoping the new lakenvelder is a girl
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And on top of all this? I have 40 more eggs (chicken) due to hatch in the next 3-5 days!
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Don't ask where I'm gonna put them all, cause I seriously don't know!!
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He is a sweetie
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I was out there scratching him all over
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I started at his neck and he kept inching his way across so I was scratching his sides, tummy, butt...
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he's a good boy.

the first pic is my favorite, too bad it didn't turn out better, he was touching noses with Butters.

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second pic is Bruce telling him "NO" cause he tends to snap at men a bit - not mean, just to let them know he's a big man, too. We'll break him of that, though, if you tell him "No" he stops it. He just needs more attention, I think. btw, he's holding his cigarette out of TeaCake's reach, not raising his hand to him - you never hit a donkey - or they carry a grudge
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Yeah, Butters has a few spots - not enough (for me anyway) to call her spotted, and Mama is bred to a spotted - and should have been herself - her two full blood sisters are both spotted. Mama came out Dun colored, but she's pretty anyway.

Butters is just one year old this spring - too young to breed, but Mama can be bred back once she has her baby.


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Meri (or anyone else for that matter), do you garden? Anything, like herbs, flowers, veggies? There is a swap thread on the swaps forum for seeds. I have gotten (and sent) so many so far!!! It is a really good way to get a variety, without having to spend a fortune! It costs 1 stamp usually to send them.
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I have seeds leftover from last year still - plus I have to get my sister to bring me some comfrey when she comes down in April
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I miss my comfrey plants I had to leave behind. Those we split by root, though, so they wouldn't mail well.

Good idea, though, for those who swap seeds. I have some seeds that I might be able to swap, question is, will I ever get planted the stuff I want to plant that I already have seeds for?
 
Yes Shelley I garden also, I have planted Daylillies, Irises, Roses, Clematis, Lilacs, Hostas, Peonies, Dianthus, Marigolds, Cana Lillies, Hibiscus, Glads,and Mugo piines, those are in the front yard. In the backyard I will section off an area, put in raised beds and fencing around it to keep the dogs and other critters out of it.

I will plant my herbs, beans, carrots, corn, squash, pumpkins, maybe some radishes, turnips, tomatoes, and peas.

Along the brick walkway in the backyard I intend on building a series of trellises and will use those for grapes and the vining veggies.

I saw the swap, but I already got my seeds.
 
I bet alot more people will be gardening this year. We always have a vegetable garden and plan on expanding it this year. We share a garden with my in laws. My father n law likes to hoe???? He will stop by daily for a 15 minute hoe.
I also have lots of flowers. The only seeds I would have are holly hocks. They are in a little flower bed in front of my barn. They are really pretty up on the barn.
It wont be long to start. I cant wait until spring.
 

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