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piccies not many coz i have been out with girls all day. ANORAK yes but we love them. Thanks Andi & Di very good instructions. Made their hole today with ladder already attached.Happy weekend eggs total now 23!!!!
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aw bless em, what luverly girlsVive Le Revolution!!!'Lets just stick it in, and see what happens?'
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They are lovely...I'm sure they'll come on leaps and bounds!
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Almost moved me to tears!
Glad they are going to have a good life with you
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Hi Dozey, they look lovely
Are yours getting fluffy yet? Mine were rescued on the same day as yours and are covered in down, with tiny little embryonic feathers forming on their necks.
Also the pecking order is firmly established - chooks, hubby, me.
HOW many eggs????
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Well Done with the pics!!Surprisingly easy when you know how eh??!!(I don't do computer talk either!)
And now you know how,hope you'll keep us updated to how they do!!Looking cute & sure they'll love their new home!the fates lead him who will;him who won't they drag.
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They aren't lookers, are they? YET !
How could anyone let an animal get in that condition. It's an absolute disgrace.
Good for you on rehoming them.All gardeners know better than other gardeners." -- Chinese Proverb.Comment
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Well done to everyone who rehomes these poor birds. It is a disgrace the way they are treated.
Glad you are enjoying them Dozey1Happy Gardening,
Shirley
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Actually they have more feathers than I expected. They're so lucky to have you and you're so lucky to have them - I'm on the waiting list and it may be December now before I get my 12 girlies
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orning all, in total 21 eggs, they go in and out of their door now always Matilda who gets out first!!! Hashette yes they have got a lot of little feathers coming and Matilda seems to be getting loads on her neck!! Mine aren't keen on the sweetcorn but maybe it cos it's not somerfields!!!Comment
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You won't recognise them in a few months when they get their new feathers. It IS disgraceful, Two Sheds - and sadly, anyone who buys eggs from caged hens contributes to this.
Well done on giving them an honourable retirement. And 21 eggs! They are certainly repaying your kindness!Whoever plants a garden believes in the future.
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