MJ's little flock

[MaryJanet]

I suppose Mary could eat a little piece of straw if she really needed to.

 

[Perris]

Mary will leave when she feels it right, with or without chicks. Let her be your guide. Don't give up until she does. They could be hatching or sleeping beneath her. Try to focus on your meeting today.

 

[MaryJanet]

Mary will leave when she feels it right, with or without chicks. Let her be your guide. Don't give up until she does. They could be hatching or sleeping beneath her. Try to focus on your meeting today.

Well, there are 6 meetings and an event two of my students are presenting at, so I should be very well-engaged in conversations.

She's drinking well, so that's good. And she's checking her eggs/quiet chicks regularly.

She'll be fine I'm sure.

She's very active. I wouldn't be surprised if I can hear peeping when I get home.

 

[BY Bob]

I suppose Mary could eat a little piece of straw if she really needed to.

I suppose so. Has she left the nest at all the last few days? Is she talking at all?

 

[BY Bob]

Mary will leave when she feels it right, with or without chicks. Let her be your guide. Don't give up until she does. They could be hatching or sleeping beneath her. Try to focus on your meeting today.

 

[MaryJanet]

I suppose so. Has she left the nest at all the last few days? Is she talking at all?

She last ate when I was cleaning the nest out a couple of days ago. I'm sure she'll be fine. She can nibble on straw if she needs to.

 

[BY Bob]

She last ate when I was cleaning the nest out a couple of days ago. I'm sure she'll be fine. She can nibble on straw if she needs to.

So she is on lock down. She likely can hear them. I'm guessing something positive is going on.

 

[MaryJanet]

I came home as soon as I possibly could and sadly there are no peeps to be heard yet.

 

[MaryJanet]

Friends, if the eggs don't hatch, what are your opinions on giving Mary day old chicks?

 

[Perris]

I can't help there I'm afraid; no experience and no reading on it.