MJ's little flock

If I had a safer environment for chicks, I'd get her a half dozen eggs. She's very good at getting up nowadays ( :hit because she doesn't need me to pick her up (and cuddle her))
What makes your environment unsafe MJ? Not criticizing, just curious.
 
I went and got myself tested for covid yesterday. The nasal swab was worse than the throat swab. Not at all painful but uncomfortable and astoundingly deeper than I thought possible. Anyway I'm still in isolation while waiting for the results. The team at the testing station loved the Saint Nicola sticker I put on the car :D Nicola is the name of the person running SA's public health response to the pandemic.
This is one test I hope you fail completely. (As in comes back negative)

Those nose swabs are very....off putting. Who would have thought we had so much room back there?:confused:
 
What makes your environment unsafe MJ? Not criticizing, just curious.
Peggy. I don't think she would be kind to chicks. And rats. I'd like to have a safe maternity ward before branching out into hatches.
 
This is one test I hope you fail completely. (As in comes back negative)

Those nose swabs are very....off putting. Who would have thought we had so much room back there?:confused:
I had NO IDEA my nose went back as far as that! :gig

I got a negative through a few hours ago.
 
Peggy. I don't think she would be kind to chicks. And rats. I'd like to have a safe maternity ward before branching out into hatches.

Sounds very sensible. Perhaps another time, when your new coop is done, you could get her some day old chicks. It would save the suspense of hatching and they are already sexed.

I had NO IDEA my nose went back as far as that! :gig

I got a negative through a few hours ago.
So glad you failed! 😉:wee
 
Three sleepy heads 😴

IMG20201201171155.jpg
 
T
Sounds very sensible. Perhaps another time, when your new coop is done, you could get her some day old chicks. It would save the suspense of hatching and they are already sexed.
That's a very good thought and my only reason for hesitating is that it seems as though sitting is what matters to Ivy.

But it would certainly be easier than finding ways to cope with rehoming (or worse) any cockerels.
 
It would save the suspense of hatching and they are already sexed.
Unfortunately the sexing isn't infallible. It's got about an 80% success rate with an experienced vent sexer. It's put me off doing chicks.
 

New posts New threads Active threads

Back
Top Bottom