Thank you so much. I wasn’t going to remove the brown leaf, but some healthier ones higher up. I’ll hold off doing that as well though.
I think it must be too much light then, in which case I know where its new home will be for 3-4 hours light. I have to move the plant tomorrow, as there is some decorating taking place.
All other things you say seem to be in order.
You have 2 down votes currently, so I’m going to downvote without reading. Sorry, thems the rules.
What in the god damn! God dammit! What did you god damn do?! Do the god damn thing I told you to god damn do! What the god damn did you god damn do?!
I’ve already got a park map.
I envy your optimism, that things get better in the future.
Energy needs can be met and shouldn’t be an argument for using plastic.
The pollution could be more dependending on how you look at that statement, but making something without plastic results in less plastic pollution and you can’t claim that to be an overall loss for the earth.
This is perfection.
I can keep them in a little longer to get them to eat their feed, but I do enjoy letting them out while I have a coffee and watching them scratching about. It’s a good idea for me to keep in mind if I need it.
I have the same thoughts as your last paragraph, I do want to get him involved and try to educate him but I need to get the parents on the same page. I showed him their daily portion to give him an idea of how much they need and said to throw this cup of feed over tomorrow instead of the seeds. He threw it over about 30 minutes later.
If there is no immediate risk then I can afford a little more patience, I want to be as accommodating as possible.
They are social creatures, 1 would get lonely! 3 was the smallest quantity the breeder would part with at once for this reason. (She would sometimes do pairs if she understood the reason and who they were going with.)
The males are really noisy and aren’t really necessary for happy hens, so most people don’t keep them as far as I know. I would like to have a male and raise chicks at some point in my life, but I live in the suburbs and couldn’t do that to my neighbours (or myself). If I ever retire to the country and have enough space I would like to do it.
Thanks, I think this is what I was expecting but I wasn’t sure if there was a risk of causing some kind of digestive problem. I read about packed up / hard gizzards and all kinds of diseases before getting my hens and I am a bit of a worrier.
I’ve had ones so severe I thought my tendons were going to snap, waking me up in the middle of the night and I’m screaming and doing sympathy whines pleading for mercy. I have genuine fear of the bed time calf and/or foot cramp.
I found this game so hard as a stupid child. I wonder if I can get into it as a stupid adult.
Size and portability.? Ease of use?
To those saying sports personalities, I doubt people will be talking about their achievements in couple of hundred years.
Gaius Appuleius Diocles the sport GOAT
Took me awhile to adjust as I was used to the .cum UI, but it really is great.
Got a source for that ridiculous claim?
They actually integrate the time limit into the wider experience so so well. It’s really hard to explain, but don’t feel like it’s only a short game with limited scope.
I had the same issue as OP, spoke to Microsoft who said I didn’t need to change my password. I think these are sent before the password is confirmed.
I don’t keep them in the fridge, I’ve got my own hens and I didn’t before when I got shop bought eggs. I have 0 concern about salmonella or anything like that.
The fridge egg holder is for keeping hard boiled eggs, not raw ones.