- Apr 19, 2013
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Ive had bunnies in a playhouse and Avery Setup for a year or so now,
and since losing her mate i bought the last bunny indoors to join my little group of three.
This leaves our Playhouse and Avery empty and my mother inlaw has always wanted chickens. so we discussed adapting it for chickens. but suddenly the school she is helping at has had a 'living eggs project' for the kids and shes wanting to bring one or two of the chooks home.
So now im having to cram information like never before and have 2 weeks to learn all their is to learn about chickens.
Im also now on the lookout for 3-4 more little chicks of a similar age to this little one from the school projects.
no idea what breed it is just that the females are born with brown down and the boys a lemony yellow.
I obviously need to avoid roosters as the garden backs onto my bedroom and id rather go without having a crowing rooster all day while im working.
so here i am joining yet another animal forum to research before we have new arrivals
Miss Tuppence
xxx
and since losing her mate i bought the last bunny indoors to join my little group of three.
This leaves our Playhouse and Avery empty and my mother inlaw has always wanted chickens. so we discussed adapting it for chickens. but suddenly the school she is helping at has had a 'living eggs project' for the kids and shes wanting to bring one or two of the chooks home.
So now im having to cram information like never before and have 2 weeks to learn all their is to learn about chickens.
Im also now on the lookout for 3-4 more little chicks of a similar age to this little one from the school projects.
no idea what breed it is just that the females are born with brown down and the boys a lemony yellow.
I obviously need to avoid roosters as the garden backs onto my bedroom and id rather go without having a crowing rooster all day while im working.
so here i am joining yet another animal forum to research before we have new arrivals
Miss Tuppence
xxx
