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Oh. Also my dogs I already have sleep with the cats. Blue got between Mack and his cat Ko-T earlier. I barely got them separated after the fight started. They're good now, no more issues as long as the cats arent in the picture.
How did you feed the ducks? They don't seem to know what a hanging feeder is.
The ducks are staying on the opposite side of the yard from the geese. They are like "no way will I get by you guys" and the feeling seems to be mutual. The geese got upset when the ducks started drinking out of their 2 pools! Mean, greedy things. They will get along though, it takes a week or 2 for the geese to accept new members to their flock. The trick is to let them see each other every night, separated by wire and let them mingle everyday in the yard with lots of places to run! I set up a pool where to ducks are hanging out, so they can drink, swim, and play without mean goosey interference. My parents both came over and think they are cute. My dad and husband asked me which was for dinner. .
My oldest son is home sick, he was throwing up in class, which is why I kinda hung up. I recognized the schools number on my cell phone. He is past out in bed and didn't really pay attention to the ducks, but he will be head over heals when he is feeling better! Poor ducks really want to be friends with my chickens though, and my chickens won't have it. Lol.
We used a hanging feeder, but it's on the ground until I can set up somewhere to hang it. The chickens are making me paranoid...they appear to be making nests in the compost pile...don't wanna hunt down any eggs tomorrw.
Hope your son feels better!
- TieDyeMommy
You can use milk crates or any type of box they will fit in as a temporary nest until you can make a couple permanent nests for them.
They will figure out the hanging feeders when they see the other birds using them, I'm sure. They really like hanging out under my crepemurdle tree, lol.
I hope he feels better too, he has a physical tomorrow for athletics. He already missed 2 classes yesterday for the chipped tooth, and half a day today from being sick. If he is still sick tomorrow I will make him a doctors appointment to see what's up with him.
Good afternoon everyone! Just thought I'd drop in and brag. I'm getting on a plane tomorrow heading to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico for long weekend deep sea fishing, sun bathing, and mojito-drinking. If I do not return, I hereby bequeath all my chickens, coop, run, and supplies to the good people of BYC-Texas.
If I do come back, then I will be in the market for a 5 pack (1 rooster, 4 hens) of any of the following breeds: Golden-Laced Wyandottes, Speckled Sussex, Ameraucanas, Icelandics, Black Copper Marans, or Old English Game. Shoot me a PM if you will have any of these available. I prefer 6 weeks and older.
TieDyeMommy:
I think the black duck in this picture is a Cayuga. They are all black, with black feet and a black bill. I had one that came as a freebie with my first order of Welsh Harlequins, and he was gorgeous!
You lucky duck!!! Hope ya'll have a blast and don't think about us poor souls stuck back here in Texas!!! Have a safe trip!!Good afternoon everyone! Just thought I'd drop in and brag. I'm getting on a plane tomorrow heading to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico for long weekend deep sea fishing, sun bathing, and mojito-drinking. If I do not return, I hereby bequeath all my chickens, coop, run, and supplies to the good people of BYC-Texas.
If I do come back, then I will be in the market for a 5 pack (1 rooster, 4 hens) of any of the following breeds: Golden-Laced Wyandottes, Speckled Sussex, Ameraucanas, Icelandics, Black Copper Marans, or Old English Game. Shoot me a PM if you will have any of these available. I prefer 6 weeks and older.
I think I may put some small cardboard boxes (with the tops open/cut off) in there, for now, until we can find/make proper nesting boxes. Right now, there are two chicken-sized bowls sunk into the compost pile, and one chicken-sized bowl sunk into the dried leaves behind the coop. Not sure if everyone is just enjoying the extra space (choice chillin' spots), or if these ladies might be preparing for laying eggs Easter-Egg style.
Hope he feels better soon...and hope no one else catches the crud (a sick house is no fun).
- TieDyeMommy