LGBTQ+ Poultry Keepers

[lostlore]

Ohhh welcome! You'll love those spaghetti noodles!

Thank you! Their names are gold and psy!

 

[fluffycrow]

Thank you! Their names are gold and psy!

Such cute names! Ducks are definitely spies, or at least that's what I've gathered from our fellow duck keepers of the forum

 

[Sally PB]

Another thing we do is poke little holes in the ends and blow out the content, and then decorate the empty shells.

I did that with the very first egg I got. I left the shell plain, though. It sits in a little sugar bowl my grandmother gave me. Two nice mementos together.

 

[fluffycrow]

Yall have given me ideas about what to do with my first Cruella and Ursula eggs now! I will not be blamed for the million eggs I waste in the process though (because if you hadn't already gathered by my sporadic posts, I'm also very clumsy!)

 

[Canadian Wind]

I did that with the very first egg I got. I left the shell plain, though. It sits in a little sugar bowl my grandmother gave me. Two nice mementos together.

DANG! Wish I'd thought of that for mine last year!!!

Although my daughter quickly stole it from me... >.>

 

[Canadian Wind]

Yall have given me ideas about what to do with my first Cruella and Ursula eggs now! I will not be blamed for the million eggs I waste in the process though (because if you hadn't already gathered by my sporadic posts, I'm also very clumsy!)

It's not overly difficult. Use a large needle, and tap it at the end of the shell. I usually make the one on the wide end a bit bigger, so the contents come out more easily. Also, once a hole is poked, stick that needle in there to break the yolk. Nothing gives you a headache like straining to blow a full yolk out of a tiny hole!

 

[Canadian Wind]

I'm new and queer! I have two runner ducks, my first, they're about 3 weeks old!

and to our little corner of the forums. Pull up a chair, grab some tea and biscuits, and tell us about yourself.

 

[fluffycrow]

It's not overly difficult. Use a large needle, and tap it at the end of the shell. I usually make the one on the wide end a bit bigger, so the contents come out more easily. Also, once a hole is poked, stick that needle in there to break the yolk. Nothing gives you a headache like straining to blow a full yolk out of a tiny hole!

Now I'll have to try it, thanks for the idea!

 

[BelovedBirds]

I did that with the very first egg I got. I left the shell plain, though. It sits in a little sugar bowl my grandmother gave me. Two nice mementos together.

I may or may not have kept Sprightly's shell from her hatch

 

[BelovedBirds]

My sister wants to go to the fair, we were meant to take my niece and it closes tonight....
But I don't think I should leave Sprightly
(Keeps having problems laying)
She might need help again