MJ's little flock

[micstrachan]

Yes. And I was sitting right there, sticking to my decision to not interfere. In most cases, that would be the right thing to do, but in this one, I should've kept Peggy from going back into the nest once the chick had started hatching under Ivy.

I’m so sorry. Please don’t blame yourself. This was out of your hands.

 

[MaryJanet]

I'm not blaming myself, merely reflecting on the possibilities.

I honestly don't think there's any blame to be laid anywhere. Things go wrong. That's nature.

I can see why people like using incubators.

 

[Aussie-Chookmum]

I'm not blaming myself, merely reflecting on the possibilities.

I honestly don't think there's any blame to be laid anywhere. Things go wrong. That's nature.

I can see why people like using incubators.

 

[MaryJanet]

Little one is under his agapanthus. Dreaming of pink clouds and butterflies.

 

[LozzyR]

You know what, Lozzy? I think it was a little cockerel. At least, it had a pronounced comb for a chicken that didn't even hatch.

So I think we'll go with Magnus. That's the name of my great-grandfather whose house I live in and in whose garden little baby Magnus will lie in.

Aww, that’s lovely.

 

[RoyalChick]

You know what, Lozzy? I think it was a little cockerel. At least, it had a pronounced comb for a chicken that didn't even hatch.

So I think we'll go with Magnus. That's the name of my great-grandfather whose house I live in and in whose garden little baby Magnus will lie in.

Great choice of name and love agapanthus. Beautiful.

 

[rjohns39]

Good evening folks

 

[Grammy60]

Good morning/evening MJ and everyone

By the way, ACM I bought an agapanthus to put in above the chick's grave. An old fashioned purple one like nana had. I'll do that job this evening when it's cooler.

That sounds beautiful for the little chick

 

[BY Bob]

You know what, Lozzy? I think it was a little cockerel. At least, it had a pronounced comb for a chicken that didn't even hatch.

So I think we'll go with Magnus. That's the name of my great-grandfather whose house I live in and in whose garden little baby Magnus will lie in.

Could not have chosen a better name.

 

[BY Bob]

Yes. And I was sitting right there, sticking to my decision to not interfere. In most cases, that would be the right thing to do, but in this one, I should've kept Peggy from going back into the nest once the chick had started hatching under Ivy.

There was no way you could have known this would be the result. Please don't blame yourself. It's hard as I know all too well. This also probably is the same advice which you have given to me but I need to return the favor.