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Oh, I don't know what I was looking at then for a show in the spring. Lol
I think dog's quicks are similar. Because if you let them over grow, the quick will be longer too. However, each time you trim the quick shrinks. Eventually with consistent trims, you can get the dog's nails back to where they should be. Maybe it's the same with birds?
I've seen a few hawks around here. The fields are getting harvested, so they know there are easier to see meals popping up.
I think dog's quicks are similar. Because if you let them over grow, the quick will be longer too. However, each time you trim the quick shrinks. Eventually with consistent trims, you can get the dog's nails back to where they should be. Maybe it's the same with birds?
I've seen a few hawks around here. The fields are getting harvested, so they know there are easier to see meals popping up.
It's been around for a while without success, so I'm really hoping it eventually takes the hint and moves on.
How are your Doms growing out, by the way? Any change with the biter?
But I do have her number, so I can always contact her and ask. They have OEGBCA (edit: Old English Game Bantam Club of America) leg bands with IDs, but I can't find on their website how to look up a bird by that ID, if that's even possible. 
The little Mottleds are only a day over 22 weeks old--seems early for that in Cochin bantams, at least to me!
Anyway, I had been rewatching this very short British comedy series called Fawlty Towers, and the name of the wife struck me as a very English name, which is sort of the direction I wanted to go with their names since they're Old English Game bantams, so I started calling little miss, 'Sybil'. (Yes, I know Sybil is not actually an English name, but likely as a result of where the idea came from for me, it just sounds Englishy to me, I guess. 
I can't get over how TINY she is! 
), I should be able to get lots of pictures of them with my good camera to show it better. I'm just so enamored with them. 
