Yes, I have a cat that pushes my glasses around and they also tend to fall off my face when I bend down to play with chickens. I suspect I do need new frames but somehow I never get around to it!That's rough. I get a couple of blind spots from the frames. The new ones are better that way ~ but yes, I have thick lenses too.One of my cats likes to push my glasses around my face which isn't good for the hinges so I'm hoping the new ones do better.
She had collected 3 when I last checked. They are ganging up on me but Hepzibah will have to wait. I will hoy her off the nest to eat & drink before I leave for more babysitting duties but this is getting beyond a joke. They are lucky I am not desperate for eggs.
They often roost & lay together but I do not think it helps Hepzibah's tendency to broodiness!
I'd be exhausted if I had to deal with as much brooding as you do.They often roost & lay together but I do not think it helps Hepzibah's tendency to broodiness!
Probably why I'm less gentle in my approach than you are,
At some point I'd like for my broodies to be able to sit but it may not be this batch of hens. It is incredibly frustrating. Especially when it is non broody breeds joining in!
I don't know, my Barred Rock likes to hatch. She is my broodiest breed!Probably why I'm less gentle in my approach than you are,
Of 3 BRs only Hepzibah goes broody. The bantams are broody more often than not.I don't know, my Barred Rock likes to hatch. She is my broodiest breed!
