Rescuing a trapped bird, and more of my rural offgrid living experience in Maasai land 🇰🇪

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[@samuelwambui4013]

Good afternoon too..... tune on watching...to learn about narok

[@EmmilyTiampati]

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[@factsoverfear9771]

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[@MeRimee24xlmm]

Emily this is great. Congratulations on your new chicks. Your mother is
a great brooder. Next time give her 15eggs but make sure you make a proper nest with your grass and basin.

[@EmmilyTiampati]

💯 she's a great chicken.
Yea, I need to do better with their laying and brooding surfaces.
I'm thinking of getting sawdust sometime when I'm able to.

[@Annaandmom255]

Also try to keep the hen and the eggs on a warm place,like you can spread a warm blanket where the chicks are hatching,otherwise the eggs will be cold and it won't hatch

[@EmmilyTiampati]

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[@cestmoitout]

That is heart-breaking but at least it did not die alone. It knew you cared . blessings

[@EmmilyTiampati]

Oh boy, indeed it was 💔

[@elizabethnyahuye4217]

If you want your hen to quickly lay eggs quickly ,separate the chick's from the mother keep them away

[@EmmilyTiampati]

Oooh that's why I've noticed that it takes some weeks before it can start laying eggs again, after hatching.
I'd feel bad though, snatching the chicks from it ☹️
I think I'd rather let nature take its course. Thanks for the tip though!