She looks very content in that nest. Is it blocked off so her friends can't add to her clutch?
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Thanks, yes, that's what I did. Was hard, but glad it didn't suffer any longer.@aart you did the right thing culling the chick.. I had to cull one on my first batch this yr.. was hard.. i tried the gasing didnt work. then it was sub zero outside, i put him outside next thing you know i keep hearing him chirping out loud and didnt get quieter seemed to be getting louder, there goes my heartstrings, i went out and got him, finally i just cut its head off.. was the only way.. if i waited any longer that little baby would still be alive. for me you get in a certain mindset.. do it, and done.. if i have to ever think about it i would never be able to do it.
I don't care much for Orps....but those are very cool looking birds!She's a Jubilee Orpington. It's not blocked off. Her eggs are marked. When we feed them, we check for any unmarked ones.
@glad do you think your hens may be getting broody, or did they get spooked.. how many eggs did you get today..
I hear "Rollo" peeping. That egg is already named due to rolling so far yesterday to the corner..plus that is the face down pip! 2 pips out of 15 eggs so far...WooHoo Iowa Blues!!