The IMPORTED ENGLISH Orpington Thread

I get a nasty string algae in my ponds that I just scoop out and throw on the garden. It's great stuff and often I'll just scoop out half the pond at a time, water lillies and all, and throw on the garden. Makes things grow like crazy. And it doesn't hurt the water lilly population at all, they multiply like mad.

But with the island I'm betting it's not the water itself but rather the bugs, etc. that are present because of the water being there. And possibly water plants as well, even if they're tiny.



If I am understanding this correctly..... here is the thing,.... she is having to move the birds because they are not thriving,,,So with that in mind... makes me question what's wrong with the other yards.
Not sure why you decided to pick my reply to dragonlady's thought to completely flip the question but yes, concentrating to what might be wrong with the rest of the place makes more sense than breaking out the science on the one spot they thrive. Compare the two and it might be obvious.
 
Not sure why you decided to pick my reply to dragonlady's thought to completely flip the question but yes, concentrating to what might be wrong with the rest of the place makes more sense than breaking out the science on the one spot they thrive. Compare the two and it might be obvious.

It was probably just the last post at the time.
 
I posted the info on a state meet for Orps show in Pensacola, Fl Dec. 8th. It will be a Double judged show. Info is in the Show section of this board.
Matt Ulrich who is Part of the UOC and shows LF buffs has helped set this up and he has some really nice birds. very nice man. Hope some of yall can go and see if we can help make this a good show
 
Is the United Orpington Club only for English Orps or also American?
For all Orps. thus the title United Orpington Club. They can be production, imported or American standard. Bantam or LF
BTW we are sister clubs with the Austrailan Orp Club and English. It was felt we could learn from each other
 
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For all Orps. thus the title United Orpington Club. They can be production, imported or American standard. Bantam or LF
BTW we are sister clubs with the Austrailan Orp Club and English. It was felt we could learn from each other
Thanks! I didn't know if UNITED was a reference to the United Kingdom or if it was a reference to the unification of both. Once I get my SOP Orps underway, I'll definitely be looking the UOC up!
 

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