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troyer said:
  Pepper looks like a rooster.
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Hmmm... Pepper *has* been quite vocal since I got her/him - I guess I'll have to keep a look out!
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The NHR's are 14 weeks old, Tiny (Silkie) is 18 weeks old.


Auroradream26 said:
Ready to start our next great adventure! We honestly probably won't have any bees til next spring unless a swarm moves in but we're still excited :) The guy that we got them off of was very nice and explained a lot to us about keeping them and caring for them. This should be really cool :)


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Yay bees!
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@MotorcycleChick I usually give them 1-3 slices that are an inch thick at the widest part of the rind (if that makes sense?) Kinda like what a typical slice looks like
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MotorcycleChick said:
:thumbsup Just checking. I don't always think about the ratio of bird to treat. Orange poop happens when you have three pumpkins with only eight birds in the pen. :oops: So I've heard.
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I haven't fed them pumpkin yet (thinking of planting some next year perhaps). I've been checking their poop and it looks to be fairly normal, no sight of worms. Found a big ol' solid plop with white cap this morning, which I assume is Tiny's
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I gave them some frozen slices about an hour ago. This heat is really awful and worrisome. I'm trying everything I can to keep them comfortable. And tomorrow will be worse!
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chickachickayea said:
I haven't fed them pumpkin yet (thinking of planting some next year perhaps). I've been checking their poop and it looks to be fairly normal, no sight of worms. Found a big ol' solid plop with white cap this morning, which I assume is Tiny's
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I gave them some frozen slices about an hour ago. This heat is really awful and worrisome. I'm trying everything I can to keep them comfortable. And tomorrow will be worse!
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I put my hose on "Mist" and hang it over the fence of their run. It just does a section, but it really helps.
 
LMP!!!! I have missed you! Anytime you want to meet up, let me know. I still go to Calico. Sometimes TS. Are you still having trouble with the idiot neighbor? I still have the strong hubby with the intimidating looks, if that would help....
 
Hi all! I just got chicks last week so they are 7 days old! 2 days ago, I found one laying kind of on it's back with its leg out and it was kind of shaking. I was so worried I scooped it right up and put it right side up. It stumbled and then it seemed fine. I checked it's vent and there was some poop there so I was thinking pasty butt. I cleaned its bottom and put some aquafor (like Vaseline) on. Little one seemed to be okay all yesterday and then this afternoon I found it on it's side, almost back, again with its leg out shaking again. Again I put it upright, no pasty butt. Seems fine, eating and drinking. Any ideas?
 
I thought maybe sleeping the first time when I looked back on the situation but after today, I'm not sure. If it happens again I'm going to examine more. It's.seemed to be good all evening!
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