Exactly how I was feeling last night. Guilty, depressed and crying. It definitely is so much easier to deal with if you know it wasn't connected to you.![]()
I'm sorry

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Exactly how I was feeling last night. Guilty, depressed and crying. It definitely is so much easier to deal with if you know it wasn't connected to you.![]()
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Starling, so very sorry to hear about your losses.
I've still got all 5 of my pearls, they're in the coop in the introduction pen (caged area under the poo boards) so the whole flock can get acquainted. They'll be in there for about 4 more weeks...and they do NOT like it. I was changing the water earlier and giving them more protein builder in their feeder, and one got out...my head hen, an Aussie, was VERY quick to let it know she was the queen bee of the bunch which sent it flying on top of my head, LOL. I have a few scratches on my forehead, and got pooped on...but in the end, the guineas learned a valuable lesson: Don't get out until everyone is cool with you!
they will get louder lol when they are just out pecking around they are no louder than the chickens. Definitely not as loud as my peacocks which are just learning honks and idk what the other is it sounds like a sick cat sayn meew lol. My guineas are only loud when they are sounding the alarms. But anything can set them off. Strangers, predators or use to squirrels lol the cat is still terrified to come into the yard even though they no longer view her as a threat so she can pass without being screamed at and chased loli have 5 guineas 8wks i dont think they r that loud idk mayb they get louder as they get older