Oh and as for the guard dog, I have no clue. The first time she came a couple of minutes after us, and was very obviously following a scent that left her uneasy. Second time, don't know what happened
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Nothing worse than predators in the night scaring the birds! I don't sleep until the thing moves on.Don't worry, no casualties. It attacked the serama pen. Came around twice last night. Once we were alerted by Big Red. After checking out, everything was seemingly normal. Then it obviously came again later in the night or dawn and did what it did. Whose babies?
Cruellas babies, they are virtually mine now. 
Nothing worse than predators in the night scaring the birds! I don't sleep until the thing moves on.
I got attached to your eggies, eggies turned into babies,Cruellas babies, they are virtually mine now.
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You'll have to sort that out with herView attachment 3603097View attachment 3603098
She does look mad, she's in eternal fluff mode, ready to tear the flesh off anyone that comes near her or her babies!And if anyone's asking how I got the mad Cruella pics, she hates the seramas for some reason

She does look mad, she's in eternal fluff mode, ready to tear the flesh off anyone that comes near her or her babies!![]()
Very nice growth, and pretty! I'm going to guess this is a female, they tend to have heavy primary feather growth by the end of the first week. Males take longer to grow them.Wing feather growth on a 5 day old TsouloufatiView attachment 3603103View attachment 3603104
That's great she is starting to trust you!Anytime anyone other than me and a couple of other people come near, she's like this. For some reason helping her with the babies has seemed to have formed a closer bond with me
Very nice growth, and pretty! I'm going to guess this is a female, they tend to have heavy primary feather growth by the end of the first week. Males take longer to grow them.