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Thank you all for your warm greetings! Its so nice to finally get to chatting with you all.
We had a rough morning today. Yesterday morning we separated our Blue Andalusian from the flock temporarily as she has been pecking tirelessly at a few of our hens pulling out all the feathers on one's head and drawing blood; the others have no feathers on their rears. We've have been babying the bleeding hen and protecting her as much we can until the natural order is re-established within the coop. Bleeding has stopped and we've applied neosporin and now blukote. We had planned to re-enter Blue to the flock this AM. Well, when I went out to feed them early this AM to my horrified surprise, obviously a bob cat got her last night. There was blood and feathers everywhere. I'm so sad for this baby Blue that we've raised. Poor girl.
This is our first round with a bob cat although we see them are in the area. We have two large dogs so they don't usually come close to our yard. Although I feel our coop is very secure, its time to double reinforcements on their home before he returns for another tasty treat.