Kiki's White Trash and or Nerdy Birthday Bash Funeral

[muddy75]

@featherhead007, have you found any trace of beautiful Ben?
@muddy75, how is Mr. Muddy doing today?

Mr muddy has shown some improvement today! He does seem to be looking forward to the weekend at least!!!

 

[muddy75]

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ARE YOU KIDDING ME, SHE JUST SIGNED OFF!?

I’m still here but it’s past bedtime

 

[Sapphire Sebright]

Mr muddy has shown some improvement today! He does seem to be looking forward to the weekend at least!!!

SHE'S BACK!
Good to hear that Mr. Muddy is doing even just a bit better today. I hope that he feels better soon!

 

[featherhead007]

@featherhead007 Any news on your Ben?

I did not find him.

 

[Sapphire Sebright]

I did not find him.

He might turn up tomorrow, hopefully. Hang in there.

 

[CSAchook]

Guys, I think my current flock is going to be the death of me. They are by far the dumbest birds I have ever owned

 

[Sapphire Sebright]

Guys, I think my current flock is going to be the death of me. They are by far the dumbest birds I have ever owned

What happened?
Wait, what birds do you have? Chickens? Quail? Turkeys? Guinea fowl? Peafowl?
Turkeys are infamously dumb, from what I've heard. Guineas don't seem to have much between their ear-holes, either.
Seriously, what happened?

 

[CSAchook]

What happened?
Wait, what birds do you have? Chickens? Quail? Turkeys? Guinea fowl? Peafowl?
Turkeys are infamously dumb, from what I've heard. Guineas don't seem to have much between their ear-holes, either.
Seriously, what happened?

Nothing new. Unfortunately. They are a 4 month old chicken flock of mostly bantams and they cannot for the life of them seem to remember where the run doors are. Or the difference between doors and walls. Or how to get back to the run/coop in the evening when they are free ranging. I swear if I had a dollar for every time one of them got "trapped" in the run with all the doors open I would be rich Honey and molasses also keep getting separated from the others because they are so oblivious they don't notice when the others move. And then they panic that they are alone. And cry. A lot

 

[reddogmaster2]

Our Border Collie, Millie as a pup! How cute is that!?!?! Best athletic dog I've ever seen!

 

[Sapphire Sebright]

Nothing new. Unfortunately. They are a 4 month old chicken flock of mostly bantams and they cannot for the life of them seem to remember where the run doors are. Or the difference between doors and walls. Or how to get back to the run/coop in the evening when they are free ranging. I swear if I had a dollar for every time one of them got "trapped" in the run with all the doors open I would be rich Honey and molasses also keep getting separated from the others because they are so oblivious they don't notice when the others move. And then they panic that they are alone. And cry. A lot

I know that feeling.
Well, not exactly, because I free-range, so they get lost a lot more, but still. The stupidity comes through, nonetheless.
Chickens don't always have a whole lot between their ear-holes, either.
Guineas, though... they scream and scream and scream until they feel that they have scolded the air enough... and they tend to not feel that way for a while.