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Tam - Guess I need to learn about moult! There are feathers everywhere! But would that still make her head to the nest every waking moment? I also got a nest full of the most putrid smelling green poo... and did a search, found out that it is common for broodies to pooh green when they aren't eating enough... but that it was normal. Otherwise, she is not lethargic... when I force her out of the nest she is as active and mean as they come!
I am looking forward to her being done with the brood, though... I miss her giant XL yellow eggs! And her smiling face in the yard!
Tam - Guess I need to learn about moult! There are feathers everywhere! But would that still make her head to the nest every waking moment? I also got a nest full of the most putrid smelling green poo... and did a search, found out that it is common for broodies to pooh green when they aren't eating enough... but that it was normal. Otherwise, she is not lethargic... when I force her out of the nest she is as active and mean as they come!
Hens go broody when you don’t want them to… and won’t go broody when you do.
