Good morning X Batts. Being a old lady long grey hair not often loose Smudge gives me wider berth if it is loose. We have rain just now too.
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A sentiment as true as it is poetic.They were all my friends. I know they were my friends because they were who I chose to spend my time with.
I think it was the knee height mud spatters that bothered him.Does the driver not understand that people riding the bus didn't get there in a car kept out of the rain in a garage?
And I'm curious about the dilated pupils of the second hen in the inspection section.Could you give an analysis of what is going on with the hen that is in the first picture under "inspection" section? The one with the half plumed feathers
That's Lima. She's an Ex Battery hen. She has patches like that and I don't really know what causes them.Could you give an analysis of what is going on with the hen that is in the first picture under "inspection" section? The one with the half plumed feathers
It's interesting. Her puplis do reduce a bit in size but they are larger than the other Legbars. She's come in out of bright sunshine. I don't know how much of an impact that has.And I'm curious about the dilated pupils of the second hen in the inspection section.
My chickens go crazy for rice too. Yesterday I noticed they even prefer rice over black eyed beansShad I’m shocked they didn’t eat the rice. My chickens go crazy if there’s a little rice leftover for them. C’s must have been awful!![]()
The first time I let my broodies hatch chicks, they got into nasty weather and a few chicks got a cold. Within a few days all the chicks were coughing but the mothers were unharmed.Surprisingly those that don't mind getting wet don't seem any the worse for it the next morning.
There is a very important exception to this; mother hens with young chicks. In a sudden downpour the mother may not be able to get the chicks to shelter Bear in mind that a chicks feathers give zero protection from the rain. If the mother can't move them, then she will shelter them where she stands. This means opening her wings and both sides of her body underneath her wings tends to get wet. This is the one place you do not want a chicken to get wet and cold.
I almost lost a hen called Tan for exactly this reason. She had stood in the open with her three chicks under her for over an hour before I found them and she could hardly stand.