The chicks kept knocking over their metal feeder, and pooping in the water. Excitable girls! Spouse decided it was time to get a hanging feeder and water container, so off we went to Tractor Supply and picked up the new "dishes". Once we got the food and water set up, the feeder was mobbed for a good five minutes - you'd think we'd never fed the little feathered fuzzballs. Gotta raise the watering jug, however, as they're somehow still managing to poop in the water.
Greens: had spinach with supper last night (sauteed in about a Tb of butter and a little salt, with a handful of pine nuts). Did not use any of the CSA produce today; instead, steamed up some broccoli. Tomorrow I'll get the ingredients for the kohlrabi slaw.
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Spouse writes: The eight geese and two dogs foul up the goose pond in about 4.5 days during the summer. The pond filter we have used for t...
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Pic: these ain't "love" bites. 2012/02/06 Update to article: the geese are using these nest boxes, hooray!! Soon it will...
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Of Mice and Various Snakes and new Duck Feed Station
As mentioned in the previous post, our region is experiencing a near-Biblical plague of mice. "It's due to all the moisture we had...
I have a waterer just like that that my girls kept pooping in. So I cut holes in an old frisbee and slide it over the top to keep the poop from hitting the water trough.
ReplyDeleteI can take pictures if you'd like.
I have the same prob. with my waterer. I can not hang it when full..can't lift it. One little chick got out of its new home and went crazy trying to get back in. Glad I found it before the cat did.
ReplyDelete@schnookiemuffin: sure thing, send a pic!
ReplyDelete@Anonymous: glad you found the chick, too!