Again:( Three more chickens
Yesterday I bought food for storks, crows and seagull Asya. And again the story with the chickens repeated ... Only this time there were three live chickens there... Frankly, I don't know how they could survive. In the end, it's January, it's frosty outside, they were almost completely frozen. I do not know where they took the power to squeak. Fortunately, we were able to find them among others. Now they are sitting in the incubator and are quite happy with life.
nice that is
pet animal is altime good
Nice story)
wow amazing birds..it is a very beautiful...
I am hoping that they both survive the coolness of your place. Thank god for the incubators it can warm their bodies to help them survive and fight colds.
Good luck with your agriculture! Enjoy your day @animal-shelter
Have you ever tried breeding our Philippine native chicken? If your breeding chicken and eat them when they grow up, try to breed our native chicken it really tastes good, unique taste compared to another chicken breed.
Must try it!
How on earth does that even happen?? Amazing how much they can endure. Do they start out as discarded eggs or something? What is in stork food?
In business of producing chicken meat only females are left alive, and the males are utilized. These utilized (dead) chicktns we buy for feeding storks.