Postings from members with links

[black_dove2]

The quote works better like you did! It leaves the link intact and live.

But if I'm reading a thread and there's a post with a link can I just save the post?

Or am I just going to have to do the quote thing and reply to my thread?

 

[casportpony]

You could just copy and paste like this:

Tomorrow morning, I'm planning on getting up early and giving all my adult chickens numbered bands. I ordered them last week and they came in today, and I can hardly wait to put them on and get the chickens' numbers in my Flock Inventory list. Yes, I'm a spreadsheet geek. Orange for my 2016 birds, purple for my 2017 birds.

This weekend, I'll be working on putting another one of these setups together.
A 5'x 5' PVC run.

A tote with a door/ramp.

"Why?" You may ask;

If one has a broody and eggs you want to hatch (New Hampshire/Dominique eggs this time), she must be given eggs. Cause, chicken math. And I have another mama with chicks who is using the setup I've pictured here.

and copy and paste the link:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...a-feral-chicken.1201431/page-87#post-19067753

 

[casportpony]

and copy and paste the link:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...a-feral-chicken.1201431/page-87#post-19067753

 

[casportpony]

lots of way to do it, just depends on what format you like.

 

[black_dove2]

My concern is symptoms sound like MS/MG. Respiratory issues and watery eyes. There's an article out here that covers it pretty well. I would likely pass.

Chicken Diseases Information On Ms Mg Ilt Ib Abc And 123

 

[black_dove2]

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Pic by @Hippy Pete
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Coccidiosis is an intestinal disease that damages the tissue of the gut, causing bleeding which can be seen in poultry's droppings and is often the first good sign of what you are dealing with. Younger chickens (under 6 months) are more at risk as they haven’t yet had time to develop their natural immunity, however adult birds can also become affected. This week I would like to talk coccidiosis in more details. Specifically:

- Signs and symptoms
- How to accurately diagnose it
- What is the best treatment(s) and what natural treatments can be used in emergencies, to save the bird(s) affected
- What preventative measures can be taken against an outbreak in the flock?



For a complete list of our Topic of the Week threads, see here:

https://www.backyardchickens.com/a/topic-of-the-week-thread-archive

 

[black_dove2]

Congrats on getting new chicks!

The Learning Center is the best place to start:learning-center.11 It's full of helpful articles on just about every topic.

Best wishes to you, hope you're enjoying the littles!

 

[black_dove2]

Well for those who want to follow the lady catching her new found chickens, here's the thread

I can't believe how many people in the last few weeks have "found" stray chickens.

 

[black_dove2]

Speaking of, #AcquiredChicken just bought a coop for her found hen!
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/acquiredchicken.1203943/page-3

 

[black_dove2]

Here is the thread:
Just a friendly reminder on coccidiosis vs cocci

This might shed light on the confusion. http://www.thepoultrysite.com/publications/2/Coccidiosis Management/41/life-cycle-and-types-of-coccidia/