MJ's little flock

[Ribh]

Hey, MJ. Thinking of you & sending some virtual love your way.

 

[rjohns39]

Hey, MJ. Thinking of you & sending some virtual love your way.

X2

 

[Shadrach]

How are you doing MJ? Lots of sleep and good food would be my recommendation. Less stress of course.

 

[MaryJanet]

I'm back to normal thanks friends, although I can't say the same for Ivy who has decided to get her PhD in brooding. And just a few days ago I said she doesn't take brooding seriously. She must've seen my post and found her focus.

Anyway, I'm leaving her be because I can lock her in at night and keep her safe from foxes. I'll take the eggs away when she gets up to snack.

 

[MaryJanet]

And back by popular demand, the weekend breakfast snap.

Peggy's eggs, avocado, mushrooms and the phoenix teacup.

 

[MaryJanet]

I think it's time other folks showed their weekend breakfasts

 

[Aussie-Chookmum]

Hi folks it's been a very strange week with so much to do and I've had to take sick leave too. I'll make a real post on the weekend.

And back by popular demand, the weekend breakfast snap.

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Peggy's eggs, avocado, mushrooms and the phoenix teacup.

Yay!!! Breakfast is back!

Glad you are feeling better M.J. I hope you get a chance to do things for yourself and relax a bit this weekend.

I think it's time other folks showed their weekend breakfasts

Hah! My breakfast isn't nearly as picturesque as yours!

 

[Ribh]

I think it's time other folks showed their weekend breakfasts

I don't normally do breakfast unless you count coffee.

 

[Aussie-Chookmum]

Here is a puzzle for all you chicken fans.

Edwina usually lays an egg every 2 or 3 days. This week she laid one on Monday and hasn't laid another since.

This morning (Saturday) there were 2 of her eggs under the roost quite close to each other. One was thin shelled and broken and the other looked like this

Side view

Other side

Any theories?

 

[BY Bob]

I'm back to normal thanks friends, although I can't say the same for Ivy who has decided to get her PhD in brooding. And just a few days ago I said she doesn't take brooding seriously. She must've seen my post and found her focus.

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Anyway, I'm leaving her be because I can lock her in at night and keep her safe from foxes. I'll take the eggs away when she gets up to snack.

She looks perfect sitting there. She is one serious lady.