having a great time catching all the bugs that fell out of the old chookhouse when it fell apart.
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1 comment:
Have you got some spare Chooky? Actually our last lot of chooks included a Minorca who was the most awesome layer (she had eggs that looked different from the rest of the girls so you could tell that she laid every day, even in her third laying season) I saw someone on Trademe selling fertile Minorca eggs so thought I would get some in Spring when we have a clucky chook to put them under (have a little A frame house and run to raise them in) Also have a rooster here - think he is an Australorp, will take a photo sometime and get opinions as to his ancestry - so could hatch our own eggs.
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