Aussie-Chookmum
Obeying her avian masters
Just like Spock. ☺Some social constructs do a lot of good for very few. Some do a little good for very many.
I'm on the side of the many.
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Just like Spock. ☺Some social constructs do a lot of good for very few. Some do a little good for very many.
I'm on the side of the many.
Well played!Just like Spock. ☺
I'm sorry to hear that about the migranes.You are quite right ~ distilleries. I couldn't think of the word. I don't often have a drink. So many things are migraine triggers.
Pepper is still broody. It will be 21 days tomorrow I think. Anyone know when I can expect her to give up?
I have been hoiking her out daily to eat and drink.
She has her own, dedicated breakfast brick.
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If she doesn't have a drink the first time I will take her out again and dip her toes in the water bowl then perch her on the edge. That usually does the trick!
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I'm sorry to hear that about the migranes.
Wrold has been terrorizing my babies.View attachment 2503298
I thought we had her broodiness beat. She spent a whole day with the flock doing what she ought & when I opened the coop up for dinner she was jostling for her place @ the feeding tub then went off to preen & enjoy the sunset with everybody else.
When I went to check @ roosting she was in a nesting box bokking away.
So was Hepzibah.
So now I have 2!
I've had a gutful. It seems like this has been going on forever.
So tonight I threw her in the little coop with my babies. After all, any one standard would make three of her & there were 3 of them.
Nope.
She terrorised the lot of them.
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I sat @ the nesting box lid with my trusty fishing rod & supervised.
No way was I letting Wrold have things all her own way.
The nice part is the babies were only too happy to be stroked & reassured.
The Standards are big sooks. It was Ceres who ventured forth to take on Wrold & claim the babies usual sleeping spot under the window. Desdemona joined her & eventually my itsy~bitsy frizzles who reassured Regan. Glorianna was next but Portia was last & very uncertain. They may be big girls but they aren't bullies & a broody Wrold can be a nasty piece of work. They promptly turned their united backs on her & left her to roost in solitary splendour!
The itsy~bitsies have tucked themselves well under the bigger girls as if they were chicks again & the pop door is open so there are options for first thing in the morning but my gosh! What a soap opera!
Does she have a calendar where she is marking off the days?Pepper is still broody. It will be 21 days tomorrow I think. Anyone know when I can expect her to give up?
I have been hoiking her out daily to eat and drink.
She has her own, dedicated breakfast brick.
View attachment 2503189
If she doesn't have a drink the first time I will take her out again and dip her toes in the water bowl then perch her on the edge. That usually does the trick!
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