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There will be a little adjustment time, I’m keeping them in at least until tomorrow, maybe even have 2 nights. They are calm but a bit freaked out it seems. They have the bottom ar...
You could have Sharon (kaki, persimmon if you prefer)
That’s just luck really, again younger hens will often do them. Here is our double wired and batonned down windows, where the original weasel attack got in, don’t think they’d get...
toryroo: the coop is on a concrete block, which is gold standard to stop that.
Anyone else read chicken chat as sounding like a type of curry?
They aren’t mine - just took stock photos from the internet.
Jennifer11: Are you talking to them? Of course! toryroo: ! Porridge: Do you talk to them? Of course! They’ll eventually be trained, as all my chooks have, to come ru...
David_Spardo: What about a toryroo, I am not privy to their breeding habits, nor would it be polite of me to enquire.
David_Spardo: Don’t they, or foxes, tunnel in though? Yes they do, but the coop is on a concrete block, which is gold standard to stop that. The last owners put it in, we just n...
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Rachel05: So what determines the colour and size of the eggs ? Size is age of hen and breed, shell colour is entirely down to the breed. They often lay double yolkers in the fir...
People enjoy keeping chickens for many different reasons. Some chicken keepers simply have a passion for poultry. Others focus on the benefits chickens provide. In no particular or...
Jennifer11: We had a Burmese I think they are probably my favourite breed of cat (present company excepted, of course)
Thank you @vero and @toryroo for explanation.
We had a Burmese who was very chatty and quite loud. I don’t know what it is about the oriental breeds that makes them that way.
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