Hey all!
FYI...selling off my bantam Ameraucana....
https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/678822/bantam-ameraucana-flock

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Quote: I noticed the same thing yesterday. Fritz went to Monroe F & F on Saturday, and on Sunday, Franz was clearly the new rooster.
WHO WAS LOOKING FOR A CHICK?
Dolly has hatched another chick and is ignoring it to sit on her eggs. Please PM me.
Quote: You were the first person I thought of. Thank you. I tried calling your cell.
Nice photos; but seeing all those bees swarming around you while you are up on a ladder makes me nervous because my first reaction is to jump when I get stung. I was once stung on the thigh while waiting at a red light in my car. I lurched into the intersectionand nearly got hit.Today's bee extraction went pretty well. While we found no brood I did get a few thousand bees and about 40 #'s of comb loaded with nice honey. The bees have been added to hives at home and the honey will become bee food and a little "beekeeper reward". I got stung first thing. I took a total of 14 to the area around my right elbow! The black patches you see on us is all bees.
Here is the platform we worked from.
The only possibly viable queen cell we found. see it? Looks like a little peanut.
Just a few unhappy bees around me.
Here I am preparing to hand down a nice slab of beekeepers reward. Yes that is a solid slab of honey. some will be eaten by us and the rest will be fed to the bees.
The resident treated us to fresh still warm cinnamon rolls.
And here is the chicken related part. While we were taking a break Norm decided to become chicken whisperer to this lonely hen. he was sharing his cinnamon roll and all was good until Norm got distracted and Henny Penny decided he wasn't feeding fast enough. She jumped up and grabbed the whole roll and ran.![]()
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Awesome pics CR !!!!!!!!!!!Nice photos; but seeing all those bees swarming around you while you are up on a ladder makes me nervous because my first reaction is to jump when I get stung. I was once stung on the thigh while waiting at a red light in my car. I lurched into the intersectionand nearly got hit.