The 5th Annual BYC Easter Hatch-a-long!

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The orange (runt) died today. I figured he would. She left them most of the night and he was obviously starved. He was really vocal today. I tried getting him to nurse, but again, she left them before he had a chance. As you can see, she isn't taking care of their feces and urine. I had to change everything today. She tried moving them to a place she was not allowed to have them due to health reasons (for the kittens) so I put them back in the kitty bed and put them under a dresser for privacy. She moved them back to the bed where she buried 4 of them in the OH's blanket. There were pee spots all over the place. What is wrong with her? I have NEVER had a mother cat be so dumb! I'll be surprised if any of them make it the way she's going.

Ahh the resposibilty of being a pet owner

It seems like a decision needs to made to dive in and intervene, or hand them off to someone who can.

I wish you success.
 
I'm starting to question my sanity, first time ever setting eggs, so what do I do...... fill the incubator figuring most won't hatch......young hens, young roo....candled all 41 eggs, 1 clear, 2 questionable... 38 look good........
 
I'm starting to question my sanity, first time ever setting eggs, so what do I do...... fill the incubator figuring most won't hatch......young hens, young roo....candled all 41 eggs, 1 clear, 2 questionable... 38 look good........
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That is great that your first hatch is going so well
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GOOD MORNING EVERYONE !!!!!
did someone say pictures

Our kids always awake in a "fluffy" mood



Persian Mulberries



Sugar Apple/Cherimoya/Atis



Asian Spinach



Our thriving local tomatoes



Young Guava




Pigs 1-3 before bathtime



The young boar (pig 20)



pigs 4-6



Pigs 7-9



The new piggery is almost complete with nice big stalls







The one week old chicks



This was a breeze way between the structures of coops 1-5 and coops 6-11 that will become the Guinea "shed"



The 7-9 week olds - 58 of them



99 4-6 week olds



The chicks will graduate to one of two 180 sq foot coops with 1800 sq foot netted runs

there are about 100 more 3 week olds that will go into coop 3 once the guineas get relocated tomorrow.

Then there is lock down




Hangtown Farms has some contestants in the first photo. Sally Sunshine has some in there too. Also Piglett La Palma chicks, offgridMAMA and Hillflower Ranch

Thanks Guys!!

Plumeria/Frangipani/Kalichoochi are every where in our yard. Mrs Oz collected from Indonesia, Thailand, Fiji, Australia, Hawaii and every color she can find on our
island








The end of a busy day on CocoBeach



 
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Today is FINALLY the day I move my NYDH babies outside. They have been residing in the garage for the past few weeks and now they are soooo ready to be outside. Then my 2 and 3 week old chicks will go to the garage to make room in the house brooders for eggs that are on day 21 of lockdown. Lots of rearranging and cleaning to be done today.

Oh and I so need to prep for tomorrows funny random posting day and mini contest night.
 
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I am jealous !!! That would be a life to be able to farm and be by the beach and ocean!!! I have been by most my whole life but not together. That would be sweet!!!
 
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