hello!!!! I had no idea you were so close to me!
I was thinking of making some freezer jam, but I've never actually eaten an apricot & I'm not sure what would be considered too ripe for jam. Any suggestions on what to look for? I have a ton of plums, too! I plan to be eating those myself. I don't share plums. LOL Not even with my favorite chickens.yum the girls will love it but make jam/jelly
that one is mine and that one and that one ........
I agree with you, never really gave it much thought but then a tractor to me just isn't enough room, or I'd have to build one that would take a tractor to move it then would it still be a tractor
thats great !!And I just came in from chicken chores and have two lavs out!!
I am so sorry for your lost of yourHere are the other five from that hatch.. The closest one is definitely a boy and the other four dust bathing, I'd venture to say, are girls!! (Plus an olive cockerel seeing what's up)..
I also have five more younger ones from thale same breeder in the brooder.. Two girls in that group.
But still.. I hate I lost the two and I will be on PINS/NEEDLES every day when I come home now!
so cuteWell, of the Lavender Ameraucana eggs in the bator, only 4 have hatched so far. Not even a pip coming from the other 4. Also hatched a Silkie mix and a Swedish Flower that I had thrown in there at the last minute. This is the last group of eggs that spent so much time in the new bator with the messed up thermometer/hygrometer. (The eggs ended up having really small air cells at the end) Hopefully, all the other eggs will now hatch better! One of the babies:
Still a little damp
just look for brused fruit and give that to the birds, they won't mind.
So sad. YOU NEED A NN! Everyone should have at least one! They are just so fascinating! Rocky Rhodes has some more I think! I am growing out a few of mine. I only have 3 of the NN babies left though, sold the others.
so pretty, they may not want to come out since they are looking at ice and penguins, I know I wouldn't want to come out thinking it will be coldWell, of the Lavender Ameraucana eggs in the bator, only 4 have hatched so far. Not even a pip coming from the other 4. Also hatched a Silkie mix and a Swedish Flower that I had thrown in there at the last minute. This is the last group of eggs that spent so much time in the new bator with the messed up thermometer/hygrometer. (The eggs ended up having really small air cells at the end) Hopefully, all the other eggs will now hatch better!
One of the babies:
Still a little damp
wow, you would almost think it would have to be the heat, but it sure sounds odd with plenty of fresh water and in the shadeY'all I lost TWO juvenile Brahmas today.Anf I have NO idea why. These are my "prized" ones too.. The shipped eggs I hatched. One cockerel and one pullet. They were so beautiful. Just gone.
I couldn't find a mark on them (aside from the normal light pecking chickens do to dead stuff) and the others are absolutely fine. No bugs, no wounds, respiratory rate totally normal. Not even panting like they're overheated. They are in my most shaded (all-day shade) coop. Two full waterers
Sooo mad!
