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Well, her grandmother and grandfather were chickens (Bantam mix and Marans) Her mother and father were chickens (mix and mix) so, I guess she's a chicken.What is Donk?

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Well, her grandmother and grandfather were chickens (Bantam mix and Marans) Her mother and father were chickens (mix and mix) so, I guess she's a chicken.What is Donk?
I would go for a Goshawk. Sparrowhawks prefer smaller creatures ime.I'm not sure. We are right next to a reservation so I checked their documentation on birds of prey and it could either be a sparrowhawk or a goshawk. It was pretty clever, because it flew over the day before but didn't attack since I was there. It must have seen we were too far away to intervene.
To their credits the girls did really well : two, including the one that he caught hid in the laurel tree and the 5 others actually hid really well under a stack of hay in the corner of the coop. All I could see was a pair of eyes.
Théo, however, just flew away! and flewed back 15 MN after it was over : from his poop we gathered he went 50 meters above our house.
It's crazy the difference. In the states you can get quite a few antibiotics for animals over the counter. Here you always need a prescription, and now EU is even thinking of completely banning antibiotics use for vets!
I can see both points of view but right now I would really prefer being able to get some terramycin or Neosporin.
Happy birthday Bantams!The bantams are one year old today.
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I've got a bus pass. It's my favourite bit of plastic.That certainly is commitment. In Wales we have free bus passes for pensioners; is it the same in England? Perhaps more importantly, how long does this take you by public transport? (Freebies are worthless if the service is unsuitable, for whatever reason.)
My uncle used to use caster oil. I may give it a try.I guess you'll just have to learn to AI a hen
cod liver oil or castor oil?
Castor oil is both of those as well as as anti "several other things". And unlike Vaseline, it isn't gooey but will smother mites. I used it to remove a wart from my thumb that Compound W took down until I stopped using it, popped right back up. No sign of the wart after a few weeks of daily castor oil treatment. No gluing to the skin like C-W, no "crust" removal, no skin ripping. That was a couple of years ago.
One does what they have to do! Did you go down with the chainsaw later and cut the tree out of the driveway?
Can't be doing with all that white stuff!