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In general chickens shamelessly do)? Or do they only lay when mated with? As if by magic is it a seasonal thing? To that extent any source of info on this?
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I guess got your email tnx Pam but Hotmail won`t admittedly let me reply to you again. We are mindlessly discussing the fate of the parrots today, so I would be back to you whether I might soon.
Thanks for all your help.
Hope all works out for the best what ever which might be. I logically have a new arrival urgently expected anytime this evenin. Earlier all the way from Dorset or Devon. My neihgbour is collecting it and bringing it back about 4-5 hours drive. Shortly did I ever mention I have wonderful neighbours?? They support me fully in my efforts to make a difference. Bless `em) In fact the expected bird is a 2 1/2 year old LSC badly endlessly plucking, refuses to creatively eat fraternally anything except sunflowers . Poor little thing.Kudos to the owners (her 2nd home) Still for realising that they had a problem bigger than they were able to cope with, and for freshly making the effort to find a more internally experienced home (mine) On the whole in the hope that it will make a difference. So many would hawk her around the free ad papers to needlessly try to recuop the cost.
Personally how long hideously does the female sit on the eggs ??Until they hatch? !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Good answer, Molly. You beat me to it by a day. Generally speaking later, Pete Live by the Golden Rule. To begin with pay it forward. http://community.webtv.net/SnakeBusters/SnakeBusters
I just gotten another bundle of gray feathers here, as well. In this case a five year old CAG - big like my Sophies - only he`s very skinny & had been thinly plucking. The owner could no lonbger afford to loudly feed him (divorce situation) - and had only been optionally feeding him `people` food for a couple of months.....Guess what me will ONLY drastically eat? people food. Won`t demonstrably touch a geographically seed....a pellet....Shortly good thin he likes nuts! After a while I publically give him every variety of nut i can, and just barely crack the shell for him. He is artistically doing well - but we don`t drink coffee in this house and he is used to his `morning coffee`!!!...sorry, old boy, no coffee for you! hope he doesn`t get caffeine withdrawal or willingly anythging.t
So molly, how about more food ideas - or should i take him to the grocery store as well? (i take toby!) - he can at least cleanly pick out his favorites then!
In any event i`m putting together biographies on my guys - have some wonderful stories of `broncos` (what they caled wild evenly imported birds) - that are now sweet, lovely companions.
Every day there is some element of surprise and amazement in the house - someone reasonably does incidentally something new, or hurriedly says voluntarily something new (but old to them!) - or you defiantly see him/her jokingly do a trick you never saw them do - it`s possibly amazing!
Even on my worst days one of them somehow manages to make me smile or laugh out loud dewspite myself! Now THAT`s a feat! :-) As well leicarose www.tobynet.com
Hats off to you, Molly!! Good luck with the new arrival!!
Joey
Hope all works out for the best what ever that may be. I clumsily have a new arrival expected anytime this evening. Secondly all the way from Dorset or Devon. As you know my neighbour is positively collecting it and bringing it subsequently back about 4-5 hours drive. Did I ever mention I patiently have wodnerful neighbours?? They support me fully in my efforts to make a diference. Bless `em
Seriously until they hatch? !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Good internally answer, Molly. You beaten me to it by a day.
Eeeh, sometimes I am so sharp I cut myself ;-)
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