Parront
Crossing the Road
Good Morning all!
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Good morning Parront, have a great dayGood Morning all!
Good morning Chicky, have a great day
Good morning Chicky! Happy birds are a great thing to wake up to.
I changed the duck pool after dark last night. (I have a flood light over there) I have happy quackers splashing about this morning.
AWESOME!Good morning Chicky! Happy birds are a great thing to wake up to.
I changed the duck pool after dark last night. (I have a flood light over there) I have happy quackers splashing about this morning.
Great news! Best wishes from us here. Being at home again is the best therapy, I would guess. Chickens ought to be a prescription for reducing headaches, I like having coffee in the morning and watching them. Been a long time since I could watch chicken TV! Much better than the local AZ news.She is. Everyday seems better. Yesterday she actually had a four hour spell totally headache free. Yesterday marked 30 days since the stroke, normally stroke victims don't get a headache free spell for about six weeks.
Great newsShe is. Everyday seems better. Yesterday she actually had a four hour spell totally headache free. Yesterday marked 30 days since the stroke, normally stroke victims don't get a headache free spell for about six weeks.
And I just had a tick crawling on my foreheadStorms came through last night. 2 tenths of an inch of rain. This morning I found a Branch the size of my thigh came down on the e net. Spikes popped out of the ground and no damage that I seen.
I have a battery chainsaw that made it a 5 min job to cut it up...took longer to get the saw and walk down
I just got serama chicks so no real opinion on those other then they are adorable. I've always heard good things.Hello everyone! I hope you all are doing well today. I apologise for being MIA. Been out on a date most of the day which was fun.
Back home now and momma henning lol
I have 20 standard breed chicks total and 15 quail total. I have them all moved out to the building outside instead of the house. Love them but not when they wake me up all night and the dust is horrible they create. Been there and done that before lol.
Now I have to build a quail pen and get that all ready for when they are ready to move out of the brooder. Have a few weeks though.
Also I'm debating on what bantam I'm going to try next. I still want to have some bantams to play with but since I had none of the Japanese make it I'm debating on whether I want to get more of them or another breed.
The ones I'm thinking about are the.
1.) Silver sebrights
2.) Serama
3.) D'Uccle
3.) Olandsk Dwarf
4.) Japanese Bantams
5.) Silkies
They well be staying the the chicken tractor I made so they need to be a small breed. I think the silkies may be too big for what I'm thinking. Though they are quite funny chickens to watch lol.
I like the D'Uccle in the pics I've seen but never saw any in person. Not 100% on how big they are either.
The Japanese are one I've always liked the looks of and the black molted are absolutely beautiful in my opinion.
The serama are definitely small enough and I like the variety that they come in. I'm not particularly fond of the frizzle ones but the standard ones are very attractive and they do have a silked version which is very interesting to me.
I know nothing about the olandsk dwarf but I think they are again a beautiful bantam and seem to be very uncommon.
I've had sebrights before and they are awesome. I would not mind having them again also.
All that said I'm just going to do ONE bantam breed. I can't do them all! (I tell myself this over and over again constantly lol)
Sorry to write a book here
Tell me about this chainsaw! I'm very intrigued. I can't stand the smell of oil mix fuel. Makes me sick. I have a battery weed eater that does pretty good. (I'm sure it would do better if some of my weeds weren't like small trees)Storms came through last night. 2 tenths of an inch of rain. This morning I found a Branch the size of my thigh came down on the e net. Spikes popped out of the ground and no damage that I seen.
I have a battery chainsaw that made it a 5 min job to cut it up...took longer to get the saw and walk down
It took me about 2 months after my stroke before the migraines started easing up. Still get them more that I did before. I'm glad she is making such great progress!She is. Everyday seems better. Yesterday she actually had a four hour spell totally headache free. Yesterday marked 30 days since the stroke, normally stroke victims don't get a headache free spell for about six weeks.