What sorts of snakes.
Browns and red belly blacks
That is really interesting. I would have assumed they would have the same characteristics being of the same breed only different colors. So I went and pulled the standards used for judging to see.
This is worse than trying to get small kids to go to bed at night!It was fun & games for roosting tonight. As my broodies all looked like they were behaving themselves everyone went back into the big coop for supper. Wrold immediately disgraced herself by getting in a nesting box & was promptly hoyed back into the small coop to cogitate her sins. I kept checking on Alpia who always seems @ least 1/2 broody but she was happily socialising & Lavender was showing no inclination to hop into a nesting box.
My small sinners.
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When I went out to check the roosting arrangements Lavender already had a corner on the top roost. Good girl, Lavender! Alpia was in a box.Alpia is one of my easiest hens & I usually scoop her up one handed so I can manhandle the lid with the other. She doesn't normally fuss, just does a lot of complaining but there are no trust issues & she snuggles in for the short ride. Tonight she must have startled because she suddenly lost her balance & amongst all the scrabbling & flapping she hooked a toe through my right hand ring! She was not happy. I was not happy. It was a very tight fit! I couldn't see to wriggle it out again so brought her inside for the man to see what he could see. Alpia took one look @ his hulk & her toe slid out like magic!
She told me all about it as I craddled her back to the small coop to join Wrold. Neither of them was happy but they have each other & both were on the roost.
They're worried we may be too sick to feed them.Ouchhope your feeling better soon
I love how our pets sense when we are not 100% and give us extra attention
You know if you've peeded one out...trust me.That's good news. I'm very glad to hear it.
Strangely enough the CT from my friend also showed no stones. Go figure.
