http://kangaroovalleygarden.forumotion.net/chooks-ducks-and-geese-f3/-t1.htm Mon, 15 Dec 2008 06:12:26 GMT 10 http://i33.servimg.com/u/f33/12/93/00/99/beginn12.jpg http://kangaroovalleygarden.forumotion.net/chooks-ducks-and-geese-f3/-t1.htm http://kangaroovalleygarden.forumotion.net/chooks-ducks-and-geese-f3/guinea-pigs-t27.htm Barbara Bloom My grandchildren are coming down to stay in January. My granddaughter would like a guinea pig. Would anyone in the garden club have a guinea pig for sale around the second half of January, 2009. Chooks, ducks and geese Wed, 10 Dec 2008 22:41:50 GMT http://kangaroovalleygarden.forumotion.net/chooks-ducks-and-geese-f3/guinea-pigs-t27.htm#60 http://kangaroovalleygarden.forumotion.net/chooks-ducks-and-geese-f3/guinea-pigs-t27.htm http://kangaroovalleygarden.forumotion.net/chooks-ducks-and-geese-f3/broody-bantams-t29.htm Jenelle Jenelle]]> Chooks, ducks and geese Mon, 15 Dec 2008 06:12:26 GMT http://kangaroovalleygarden.forumotion.net/chooks-ducks-and-geese-f3/broody-bantams-t29.htm#64 http://kangaroovalleygarden.forumotion.net/chooks-ducks-and-geese-f3/broody-bantams-t29.htm http://kangaroovalleygarden.forumotion.net/chooks-ducks-and-geese-f3/tosca-diagnosis-at-last-t24.htm Pamela
I have been told of the product to feed them to prevent it. A chook lover from Tassie diagnosed it and as soon as I read the descriptions, it was clear that was correct.

I will go to that Gardening Forum and find out the name of the product to buy.]]> Chooks, ducks and geese Thu, 04 Dec 2008 00:44:43 GMT http://kangaroovalleygarden.forumotion.net/chooks-ducks-and-geese-f3/tosca-diagnosis-at-last-t24.htm#50 http://kangaroovalleygarden.forumotion.net/chooks-ducks-and-geese-f3/tosca-diagnosis-at-last-t24.htm http://kangaroovalleygarden.forumotion.net/chooks-ducks-and-geese-f3/no-ducklings-t23.htm Pamela Grace the chook/duck has been sitting on duck eggs for 6 weeks. Last egg "dispatched" yesterday. She puts them in the water container with a float. This egg had a 3/4 hatched duckling. She did this every week or so to all the other eggs - one egg at a time. It is about 12 feet downhill from her nest to the water trough which is a foot off the ground so it would not have been easy for her to put it in there and there would be no one else, except chooks, who might do it (very secure ... Chooks, ducks and geese Mon, 01 Dec 2008 22:28:28 GMT http://kangaroovalleygarden.forumotion.net/chooks-ducks-and-geese-f3/no-ducklings-t23.htm#43 http://kangaroovalleygarden.forumotion.net/chooks-ducks-and-geese-f3/no-ducklings-t23.htm http://kangaroovalleygarden.forumotion.net/chooks-ducks-and-geese-f3/lonely-chook-t9.htm Pamela Tosca is a very loved Australorp hen. I think she was brushed by my foal's leg (go away pesky fly) and she had a sore leg/wing and could not walk. She also lost some of her comb (maybe pecked) and was very dejected but had a good appetite. She has lived in an enclosed garden near my house (and a laundry box at night) for more than a fortnight and is now walking fine but she is very timid if another chook approaches and hides in the bushes. I think she needs some "status" (not the ... Chooks, ducks and geese Wed, 03 Sep 2008 01:22:17 GMT http://kangaroovalleygarden.forumotion.net/chooks-ducks-and-geese-f3/lonely-chook-t9.htm#10 http://kangaroovalleygarden.forumotion.net/chooks-ducks-and-geese-f3/lonely-chook-t9.htm