Rescuing a trapped bird, and more of my rural offgrid living experience in Maasai land 🇰🇪
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Good afternoon too..... tune on watching...to learn about narok
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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.
💯 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.
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
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That is heart-breaking but at least it did not die alone. It knew you cared . blessings
Oh boy, indeed it was 💔
If you want your hen to quickly lay eggs quickly ,separate the chick's from the mother keep them away
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!