I read the yellow were brought over for ground cover.
Bits and bobs are always fun to clean up.Something murdered a squirrel in the "backyard" and left scattered squirrel chunks. Imagine I'm going to get tasked with cleaning up the crime scene.
they are new blood to refresh the gene pool hereAdorable! Are these related to your older SFH, or are they from a different breeder entirely?
When in lived in the country, I had a cat who was a great hunter of mice, voles, and moles, which she would deposit on the front door mat.
Hmmm. Mine have had no impact on the garlic chives. I am over run with them though they are both pretty (when they flower) and tasty (especially good in omelets). Pollinators - especially honey bees - love them too.2 Weird eggs from same hen
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How to get rid of invasive garlic chives you ask??...
Have the chickens decided to dust bath
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Do you think the seesawing temperatures are contributing to Mow finding the recent warm spell difficult?
yes that had occurred to me as one solution; good to hear it worked out for you and your buyer. I might try that with one or another when the time seems right.
I could and intend to, but some excuse or other gets in the way every time, so I end up setting 6 typically
Of the 3rd clutch, I still don't know how many have hatched, but the earlier two were 6 and 5; Fez then lost 2 during the first week; Polka still has the full complement.that's kind of you to say. I think so too for many of them, but I'm biased
and there are some rather nondescript ones too, like Ystrad. It's not at all obvious that she's 50% SFH.
Well I think she is pretty with her little flecks.I could and intend to, but some excuse or other gets in the way every time, so I end up setting 6 typically
that's kind of you to say. I think so too for many of them, but I'm biased
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I do think so especially after today when Mow was on the move for entire 2 and a half hours they were out.
