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Itchy Chicken
Paint it yellow and call it big bird wont have a problem then
Spruce
Paint it yellow and call it big bird wont have a problem then
Spruce
Paint it yellow and call it big bird wont have a problem then
Spruce
Paint it yellow and call it big bird wont have a problem then
Spruce
RandyRos
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Jul 10, 2011
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Spruce
Jul 27, 2011
chicken names
I'll keep meaning to check out the name of the farm (not in her family any more). Would have been in the 1970's. Also had friends who's relatives had farms there where I stayed (1980's) before...
I'll keep meaning to check out the name of the farm (not in her family any more). Would have been in the 1970's. Also had friends who's relatives had farms there where I stayed (1980's) before meeting Mrs Scrungee, but I can't remember much about those days.We have a practice of...
I'll keep meaning to check out the name of the farm (not in her family any more). Would have been in the 1970's. Also had friends who's relatives had farms there where I stayed (1980's) before meeting Mrs Scrungee, but I can't remember much about...
I'll keep meaning to check out the name of the farm (not in her family any more). Would have been in the 1970's. Also had friends who's relatives had farms there where I stayed (1980's) before...
miraflores
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Jul 26, 2011
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Scrungee
Jul 27, 2011
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Our new additions ....
As strange as it may seem, some feed their fish Brine shrimp enriched with Garlic
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As strange as it may seem, some feed their fish Brine shrimp enriched with Garlic
Gamma Brimeshrimp + Garlic - Seahorse Aquariums Ltd
As strange as it may seem, some feed their fish Brine shrimp enriched with Garlic
Gamma Brimeshrimp + Garlic - Seahorse Aquariums Ltd
As strange as it may seem, some feed their fish Brine shrimp enriched with Garlic
Gamma Brimeshrimp + Garlic - Seahorse Aquariums Ltd
Webmaster
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Jun 13, 2011
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Webmaster
Jul 19, 2011
Keeping Chickens
Hi ZiggyI've no doubt you're right, but I already have time/space restraints. Ah well, maybe some time in the future
Cheers...Freddy.
Hi ZiggyI've no doubt you're right, but I already have time/space restraints. Ah well, maybe some time in the future
Cheers...Freddy.
Hi ZiggyI've no doubt you're right, but I already have time/space restraints. Ah well, maybe some time in the future
Cheers...Freddy.
Hi ZiggyI've no doubt you're right, but I already have time/space restraints. Ah well, maybe some time in the future
Cheers...Freddy.
Freddy
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Jul 9, 2011
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Freddy
Jul 13, 2011
Who keeps Chickens? how many and in what?...
Something I've always been meaning to try is a plastic strip curtain in front of an open plan nest box, which is 'supposed' to reduce the hen's desire to head for the furthest, darkest, corner.
Something I've always been meaning to try is a plastic strip curtain in front of an open plan nest box, which is 'supposed' to reduce the hen's desire to head for the furthest, darkest, corner.
Something I've always been meaning to try is a plastic strip curtain in front of an open plan nest box, which is 'supposed' to reduce the hen's desire to head for the furthest, darkest, corner.
Something I've always been meaning to try is a plastic strip curtain in front of an open plan nest box, which is 'supposed' to reduce the hen's desire to head for the furthest, darkest, corner.
Plant Potty
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Jun 21, 2011
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Scrungee
Jun 23, 2011
Rare breed chickens
I recently asked on my local Freecycle (South Norfolk Freegle) for some fertile chickens eggs and got quite a few replies.I have kept some email addys from some of them as they have rare breed...
I recently asked on my local Freecycle (South Norfolk Freegle) for some fertile chickens eggs and got quite a few replies.I have kept some email addys from some of them as they have rare breed chickens & they asked me to pass their email addys on to anyone who is interested in fertile eggs...
I recently asked on my local Freecycle (South Norfolk Freegle) for some fertile chickens eggs and got quite a few replies.I have kept some email addys from some of them as they have rare breed chickens & they asked me to pass their email...
I recently asked on my local Freecycle (South Norfolk Freegle) for some fertile chickens eggs and got quite a few replies.I have kept some email addys from some of them as they have rare breed...
RandyRos
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Jun 16, 2011
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RandyRos
Jun 16, 2011
loving duck eggs
yeah ur prob right ziggy itl prob end up looking like the opencast around here
..i do have a large patch to fill at the bottom thou which was y i was thinking ducks and it has one of those...
yeah ur prob right ziggy itl prob end up looking like the opencast around here
..i do have a large patch to fill at the bottom thou which was y i was thinking ducks and it has one of those helicopter trees there so its mostly dead ground
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yeah ur prob right ziggy itl prob end up looking like the opencast around here
..i do have a large patch to fill at the bottom thou which was y i was thinking ducks and it has one of those helicopter trees there so its mostly dead ground
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yeah ur prob right ziggy itl prob end up looking like the opencast around here
..i do have a large patch to fill at the bottom thou which was y i was thinking ducks and it has one of those...
joolz68
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Jun 3, 2011
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joolz68
Jun 4, 2011
Keeping Chickens..
Never had a problem with cats, chickens usually win when it comes down to getting food off a cat. They have a great sense of what should be happening. YouTube - 2 chickens break up rabbit...
Never had a problem with cats, chickens usually win when it comes down to getting food off a cat. They have a great sense of what should be happening. YouTube - 2 chickens break up rabbit fight!
Never had a problem with cats, chickens usually win when it comes down to getting food off a cat. They have a great sense of what should be happening. YouTube - 2 chickens break up rabbit fight!
Never had a problem with cats, chickens usually win when it comes down to getting food off a cat. They have a great sense of what should be happening. YouTube - 2 chickens break up rabbit...
GazSuttonUK
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Mar 22, 2011
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Phil A
Jun 4, 2011
Owl lookalike Chicken for miraflores
Aaaah lovely chickens, hubby's quite jealous they've got more hair than him,lol.
Aaaah lovely chickens, hubby's quite jealous they've got more hair than him,lol.
Aaaah lovely chickens, hubby's quite jealous they've got more hair than him,lol.
Aaaah lovely chickens, hubby's quite jealous they've got more hair than him,lol.
JWK
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Apr 4, 2011
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simbad
Apr 5, 2011
Chickens!
The first possibly a Leghorn - as could the second one. But the second could also be a Welsummer (the female next to it might confirm that).If the last one has five toes, it's a Dorking!
The first possibly a Leghorn - as could the second one. But the second could also be a Welsummer (the female next to it might confirm that).If the last one has five toes, it's a Dorking!
The first possibly a Leghorn - as could the second one. But the second could also be a Welsummer (the female next to it might confirm that).If the last one has five toes, it's a Dorking!
The first possibly a Leghorn - as could the second one. But the second could also be a Welsummer (the female next to it might confirm that).If the last one has five toes, it's a Dorking!
Sheal
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Feb 27, 2011
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Sussexgardener
Mar 22, 2011
Anyone want chickens?
Thank you for your kind words
Im glad it made you rethink, i dont mean that to sound bad but it really can cost alot and isnt easy (and helps if you have friends with farms!
)From...
Thank you for your kind words
Im glad it made you rethink, i dont mean that to sound bad but it really can cost alot and isnt easy (and helps if you have friends with farms!
)From personal experience i found owls one of the hardest BOP's to train aswell.As i said previously, if...
Thank you for your kind words
Im glad it made you rethink, i dont mean that to sound bad but it really can cost alot and isnt easy (and helps if you have friends with farms!
)From personal experience i found owls one of the hardest BOP's...
Thank you for your kind words
Im glad it made you rethink, i dont mean that to sound bad but it really can cost alot and isnt easy (and helps if you have friends with farms!
)From...
Sussexgardener
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May 13, 2010
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PinkBug
Mar 7, 2011
Who keeps chickens?
i keep chooks - two little colombian and one very very old ex batmy neighbours love getting a few very very fresh eggsloop0y
i keep chooks - two little colombian and one very very old ex batmy neighbours love getting a few very very fresh eggsloop0y
i keep chooks - two little colombian and one very very old ex batmy neighbours love getting a few very very fresh eggsloop0y
i keep chooks - two little colombian and one very very old ex batmy neighbours love getting a few very very fresh eggsloop0y
clueless1
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Jan 15, 2011
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loopy lou
Feb 19, 2011
chickens
I agree, chickens are not that difficult to look after - a secure, dry and draught free place to sleep, a secure run to roam and scratch and food and water.
I agree, chickens are not that difficult to look after - a secure, dry and draught free place to sleep, a secure run to roam and scratch and food and water.
I agree, chickens are not that difficult to look after - a secure, dry and draught free place to sleep, a secure run to roam and scratch and food and water.
I agree, chickens are not that difficult to look after - a secure, dry and draught free place to sleep, a secure run to roam and scratch and food and water.
devongardener
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Aug 7, 2010
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Sussexgardener
Sep 16, 2010
Runt duckling?
Thanks for asking Sussexgardener! He/she is getting on brilliantly very healthy & cute, still considerably smaller than the rest but growing well, I'll get a new pic/video when I get a chance.
Thanks for asking Sussexgardener! He/she is getting on brilliantly very healthy & cute, still considerably smaller than the rest but growing well, I'll get a new pic/video when I get a chance.
Thanks for asking Sussexgardener! He/she is getting on brilliantly very healthy & cute, still considerably smaller than the rest but growing well, I'll get a new pic/video when I get a chance.
Thanks for asking Sussexgardener! He/she is getting on brilliantly very healthy & cute, still considerably smaller than the rest but growing well, I'll get a new pic/video when I get a chance.
Freedom_Spark
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Aug 23, 2010
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Freedom_Spark
Sep 13, 2010
The intellect of bees
You could collect some venom and make some beauty cream from it.
You could collect some venom and make some beauty cream from it.
You could collect some venom and make some beauty cream from it.
You could collect some venom and make some beauty cream from it.
Fidgetsmum
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Jul 9, 2010
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miraflores
Jul 29, 2010
my chooks got bored
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RandyRos
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Jun 25, 2010
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Karl-D
Jul 1, 2010
Ducks in garden
Great, thats what I was hoping for. Guess I'll have to experiment a bit to find a strength that doesnt overwhelm my plants. Thanks all.
Great, thats what I was hoping for. Guess I'll have to experiment a bit to find a strength that doesnt overwhelm my plants. Thanks all.
Great, thats what I was hoping for. Guess I'll have to experiment a bit to find a strength that doesnt overwhelm my plants. Thanks all.
Great, thats what I was hoping for. Guess I'll have to experiment a bit to find a strength that doesnt overwhelm my plants. Thanks all.
Russel Sprout
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Apr 5, 2010
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Russel Sprout
Apr 6, 2010
poorly chook!
thanks for that. i already checked up the leg, nothing there. it seems to be ok now anyway. there doesnt seem to be anything coming from her nose/beak now, and we dont have anywhere to keep her...
thanks for that. i already checked up the leg, nothing there. it seems to be ok now anyway. there doesnt seem to be anything coming from her nose/beak now, and we dont have anywhere to keep her seperately (hubby keeps promising a new run......) unfortunately. all the other hens are fine. i...
thanks for that. i already checked up the leg, nothing there. it seems to be ok now anyway. there doesnt seem to be anything coming from her nose/beak now, and we dont have anywhere to keep her seperately (hubby keeps promising a new run......)...
thanks for that. i already checked up the leg, nothing there. it seems to be ok now anyway. there doesnt seem to be anything coming from her nose/beak now, and we dont have anywhere to keep her...
RandyRos
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Dec 13, 2009
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RandyRos
Dec 15, 2009
weird egg thing
you can google for more information. But its not anything in general to get excited over. My fathers hens every now and then would have one.
you can google for more information. But its not anything in general to get excited over. My fathers hens every now and then would have one.
you can google for more information. But its not anything in general to get excited over. My fathers hens every now and then would have one.
you can google for more information. But its not anything in general to get excited over. My fathers hens every now and then would have one.
RandyRos
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Oct 20, 2009
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redstar
Oct 23, 2009
Chickens....????
mine are in a moveable run so they have fresh grass, but i also pick handfuls of longer grass and give them, which they eat
mine are in a moveable run so they have fresh grass, but i also pick handfuls of longer grass and give them, which they eat
mine are in a moveable run so they have fresh grass, but i also pick handfuls of longer grass and give them, which they eat
mine are in a moveable run so they have fresh grass, but i also pick handfuls of longer grass and give them, which they eat
babyboy515
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Sep 6, 2009
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RandyRos
Sep 26, 2009
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