So adorable!!
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So adorable!!
x2Gryffindor sure is a beauty
DH and I areThere was a very scary situation in the brooder tonight. I brought in some fresh wheat straw and when I put it in the brooder, there was a very scary monster in there! There were screams of distress, warning calls, and young cockerels on the attack. The horrid intruder was finally subdued after about 15 minutes and found to be..... an oak leaf!!
DH and I are
I've got a question. I'm sure the answer is somewhere on this site, but I'm hoping to get a quick answer from you guys.
One of my favorite EE's, Pum'kin, appears to have not emptied her crop for at least 2 days. Now it's not swollen, just full. It's not rock hard, and it doesn't feel like mushy oatmeal. It feels more like a "hacky sac". And by that I mean it feels like it's full of tiny beads. Should I be worried? She doesn't appear to be uncomfortable, or sick. She continues to eat, although not as vigarously as the others. Probably because she's "full". And I suspect she is the one that hasn't laid in a week.
Also I don't know if this has anything to do with it. But I've been noticing black tar-like poop both in the run, and the coop. I've seen this (occasionally) before, and was told it was normal. Last night I spotted something I hadn't seen since they were chicks...a puddle of orange foamy poop. Now I have no idea who it came from. But it's unusual for my girls. And with the crop situation, I thought I would mention it.
You might have better luck seeking advice in the illness and injuries forum.