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Snow
Yesterday we were forecast snow in the morning and then rain in the afternoon giving us a whole wet day. The snow turned out to be more than we expected. It snowed from eight in the morning until one in … Continue reading
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Bedtime dust bath
Apricot has a habit of, quite often, having a dust bath just before bedtime. She waits until I have given the girls the bedtime corn then digs herself a dust hole. I always think the dust she is flicking over … Continue reading
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Dandelion
Yesterday we had a frosty day and therefore I inspected Dandelion’s eyes again. Once again she had a crusty right eye. She also seems to be sneezing a little more and I can hear a bit of a whisper in … Continue reading
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A frosty morning
This photo is very similar to the photo in my last post but this time it is a layer of frost sparkling in the sun rather than a sprinkling of snow. The good news is that it is only forecast … Continue reading
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A heap of snow
Scotland have just had a heap of snow. They had two inches or more and the northern part of England had quite a bit too. It seems to have fizzled out as it came southwards which was lucky for us. … Continue reading
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The moult is progressing, slowly
It feels as if the girls have been moulting forever this year. Seramas are supposed to moult a few feathers at a time all year round rather than have a big annual moult. Well Emerald is doing a good impression … Continue reading
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Last day of tylan for now
I am going to stop the tylan once more, after seven days, this time round. Dandelion has had no more eye bubbles and all the girls seem to be absolutely normal apart from occasional, quiet sneezes. I sometimes wonder if … Continue reading
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Squirrel footprints
We have loads of squirrels visiting our garden because of the strip of woodland behind us. They use the chicken run roof, the fence and the brick wall as a runway. They run over the run roof and leap to … Continue reading
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Cinnamon
Cinnamon was the last girl to start her moult and she is now looking really tatty. Her tail feathers are ragged and are falling out one by one. She has a few patches with very few feathers and a mass … Continue reading
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Mycoplasma
I know that I have done a few posts on mycoplasma since it has been in my flock but I am constantly researching it as it’s been such a big issue to me recently. I thought that I had read … Continue reading
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