I would have thought they would be ok outside, maybe just stood next to the house wall for a bit of protection. They stand in the fields here too all winter.They say we are going to freeze here temps in low 30's at night.
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I would have thought they would be ok outside, maybe just stood next to the house wall for a bit of protection. They stand in the fields here too all winter.They say we are going to freeze here temps in low 30's at night.
I've never seen a rooster like that- what is it?Gardening tax: collective preening in a nice dry spot!
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He's a Swedish Flower. As is his mum, who's sitting on the ground next to him. And his dad, who's my avatar. I think they're a wonderful breed: besides being eye candy, they are great free rangers and foragers, and not at all aggressive.I've never seen a rooster like that- what is it?
How difficult were they for you to find?He's a Swedish Flower. As is his mum, who's sitting on the ground next to him. And his dad, who's my avatar. I think they're a wonderful breed: besides being eye candy, they are great free rangers and foragers, and not at all aggressive.
Update on the comic book:My husband told me that he is reading this comic book right now
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Why do you think this happened?The problem is there are now so many things you can't buy locally any moe
For example my optometrist has me taking Pro DHA Eye, not sold in any local stores as far as I can tell.
Why do some birds behave strangely? Often to impress or signal that they want to date. But also to give signs they are interested in caring and being a good parent for offspring.Today, my rooster took a long time coaxing his hen to lay an egg in a loose straw bale (the straw in the designated nest box, despite being straw from this selfsame straw bale, is not good enough straw). She remained stubbornly suspicious for a good while, but his persistent powers of persuasion convinced her in the end.
Has there ever been a conclusive opinion as to why they throw bits of nesting material onto their backs when getting ready to lay? Both my rooster and hen did this. My guess was they might they be trying to "cover" the egg, even when the egg is still forthcoming. Pretty amazing creatures they are...but of course we all know that, here.
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Do you live in Tatooine Tunisia?He's a Swedish Flower. As is his mum, who's sitting on the ground next to him. And his dad, who's my avatar. I think they're a wonderful breed: besides being eye candy, they are great free rangers and foragers, and not at all aggressive.