Sounds like my dell. She fluffs and hisses--yet no eggs?????
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Oh my goodness, some of them are so stinking loud! One of our buff Orpington girls yells for about an hour before and after she lays an egg. And who said roosters were noisy??
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I think my Fiona IS going broody!!! This is her.. in the box all puffy and screachy she has only been laying for MAYBE 3 weeks???? Her poor sister Sydney is sure Fiona has lost her mind!
My OEGB girls are the chattiest!
Nothing like a broody screech!!
My silkied serama girls are 9 months old, and have been laying for a while, but their rooster is much younger and was slow fertilizing their eggs. One tried going broody before the boy was even doing the deed! But i kept taking her eggs. Finally i started getting fertile eggs, and the darker one went broody again, so i gave her some eggs, then the white one joined her. They have 6 under them, due this weekend!
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Soo cute! I can't wait for my silkie and possible Show girl to go broody, which i'm hoping one might. It's a valid excuse to either get more chicks or hatch more chicks.
She has been laying eggs for 3 weeks now....but no rooster here. I took the egg she laid today and the fake eggs out and she was searching for itSounds like my dell. She fluffs and hisses--yet no eggs?????
Welp, no chicks from my own incubation, not sure if they're even alive, sadly, but I came home with 4 10+ week old pullets(one's not certain yet, but the breeder told me it looked like I got away with a 45 dollar worth pullet for 15 xD. We went there, only looking to buy two birds, a polish girl, and a silkie girl, ended up coming home with a silkie, two polish girls, and a Show Girl.
I also found out my parents are addicted to chickens, in their own way. My mother, who drove me to get the chickens, is completely fine with me collecting silkies and polish, while my dad wants a rooster for every breed I get xD.
I've fallen in love with my polish girls, which only one has a name, coco, she's a chocolate beauty with some white on her crest feathers, the I have a pretty buff girl, not sure what to name her. then we have lucy, my Show Girl, who likes to sit on the feed bowl like it's a nest, which I have a bucket nest for them, as I intend to keep them, and my bullied polish rooster, Psycho Syde, who ran into their pen the second day in the morning before my school bus showed up, until they all start laying, which will hopefully be in October.
Which brings me to another dilemma, I need to now come up with four names instead of just two (my Wyandotte girls are identical and i'm waiting for their comes to grow a bit). I've named 12, now 14 including my two new girls that have been named.
Those have got to be two of the cutest little broodies ever!! Best of luck on your tiny babies!My OEGB girls are the chattiest!
Nothing like a broody screech!!
My silkied serama girls are 9 months old, and have been laying for a while, but their rooster is much younger and was slow fertilizing their eggs. One tried going broody before the boy was even doing the deed! But i kept taking her eggs. Finally i started getting fertile eggs, and the darker one went broody again, so i gave her some eggs, then the white one joined her. They have 6 under them, due this weekend!
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Those have got to be two of the cutest little broodies ever!! Best of luck on your tiny babies!
Got home after dark this evening. Went to check all the birds and the 2 broodies. One had an egg slightly peeking out from under her so i stuck my flashlight on it. At first it look like a quitter. I sighed and picked it up to candle better and it peeped at me! Internal pip.
Welp, I have now two live babies, one is chilling with me so it can dry faster, the other is in the brooder under the heating pad.