Oooh! What a great idea! When are you patenting that?You might need to bell her like a cat or implant a tracking microchip so you can find her.
Is there an app called "Find my hen"?
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Oooh! What a great idea! When are you patenting that?You might need to bell her like a cat or implant a tracking microchip so you can find her.
Is there an app called "Find my hen"?
Preaching to the choir, sister.I've noticed that some people get very offended and defensive if it is implied that any other animal has intelligence. Especially if the animals are better at a particular "cerebral" task than a human.
Why do some people feel so threatened and insecure by this? For crying out loud, everything on the planet is part of the same biosphere, we all share DNA/RNA. Seeing varying amounts and types of intelligence in other creatures gives me a comforting sense of belonging, like we are part of a spectrum.
....ok, I'll get off my soapbox now...![]()
Your grazing frames are such a great idea. I'm going to make a few.
No, not hostile but there is still a divide between old islanders & newcomers. The old families mostly farmed & made their money from subdividing. It was still like that when we moved here. It was a very small, tight community where everyone knew everyone else. Our closest neighbour was a different farm. We could walk in help ourselves to coffee or milk if we ran out ; ditto for them. You just left a note. And cars. If you had a mainland one it was likely to be borrowed without permission being sought & if someone needed your island car to get their groceries home they simply borrowed it. It's quite different now the older residents tend to stay to themselves. I have a lot of time for eccentricity but some people are just cracked & best left alone.Oh I see! I keep getting the impression it was a mildly hostile place to live - I'm very glad to be wrong!
Ha'penny has tried twice. Her first attempt was a shallow nest @ the back corner of the coop ~ out of the way but not terribly well hidden. Yesterday...!!!! Half under a log, with a beautiful damp depression lined with leaves & really, really hard to spot. I hate to think where she'll try next. She's a clever little hen & learning fast!
Mate, you are singing my song!
Preaching to the choir, sister.![]()
Your link appears to be broken, Shad. I'm getting an error message.
Sorry about that.Your link doesn’t work Shad; I think it’s looking for a search rather than the actual thread and comes up with an error message.
It is.......and of course to not set the coop on fire.I presume the idea is to work quickly without over-damaging the surface - is that the general idea?
No, I can see why it may not be popular under the current circumstances.You could post an instructional video for us Shad!
Of course, we won't be using your method here in Australia for a while yet![]()
You stay up on that box!I've noticed that some people get very offended and defensive if it is implied that any other animal has intelligence. Especially if the animals are better at a particular "cerebral" task than a human.
Why do some people feel so threatened and insecure by this? For crying out loud, everything on the planet is part of the same biosphere, we all share DNA/RNA. Seeing varying amounts and types of intelligence in other creatures gives me a comforting sense of belonging, like we are part of a spectrum.
....ok, I'll get off my soapbox now...![]()