LGBTQ+ Poultry Keepers

[KikiDeAnime]

But... it was a list of recomendations...
It's always best to have options so you can pick out what you can practically add into your diet

Sorry it just looked like a Google search list of high fiber foods.
The reason I said recommendations is i was hoping someone could add their favorite high fiber foods.
Again sorry

 

[fluffycrow]

Speaking of succulents, my plant is getting close to flowering and even has ANOTHER flower stalk growing!

I closed the blinds for this photo shoot only, I have not been turning the pot so the plant can concentrate on flowering....
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Another flower bud growing!
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Looks great !

 

[TwoCrows]

Oh I bet!
Doesn't seem terribly balanced though
I cant imagine life without beans or lentils... or sweet potatoes.

A variety of food is always more healthy for the body, I'm sure fruit alone would create a huge nutritional deficiency. I have such a sweet tooth though, fruit always sounds good. Well, maybe coffee and bacon too....

 

[TwoCrows]

Looks great !

I will post a pic when the flowers bloom!

 

[JacinLarkwell]

So question (I don't feel like starting another thread)
If I had a very light fabric and sewed feathers across it as a cover, do we think it would keep one warm (because of the overlapping top layer of feathers) or cool (because instead of fluffy down, it's a light fabric under the feathers)

 

[TwoCrows]

So question (I don't feel like starting another thread)
If I had a very light fabric and sewed feathers across it as a cover, do we think it would keep one warm (because of the overlapping top layer of feathers) or cool (because instead of fluffy down, it's a light fabric under the feathers)

Feathers are incredibly warm. I've picked them up on a cold snowy day, my hands are freezing and the feather feels as if it's got a tiny heater attached. So I would imagine if you attached many feathers to cloth, it would definitely insulate out the cold. Sewing them on by hand would be incredibly labor intensive, maybe a hot glue gun would work better?

 

[SpotTheCat]

So question (I don't feel like starting another thread)
If I had a very light fabric and sewed feathers across it as a cover, do we think it would keep one warm (because of the overlapping top layer of feathers) or cool (because instead of fluffy down, it's a light fabric under the feathers)

I think it would depend on the feathers and what you are making

 

[JacinLarkwell]

Feathers are incredibly warm. I've picked them up on a cold snowy day, my hands are freezing and the feather feels as if it's got a tiny heater attached. So I would imagine if you attached many feathers to cloth, it would definitely insulate out the cold. Sewing them on by hand would be incredibly labor intensive, maybe a hot glue gun would work better?

Thankfully it's just for in my book, sadly no such thing as glue guns there, just people willing to pay for the labor

 

[JacinLarkwell]

I think it would depend on the feathers and what you are making

Thoughts were dresses and if they were warm keeping, maybe some cloaks

 

[Shadrach]

About high fiber favourites...
Real popcorn!