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Quietening them down....

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:lol: I'm happy to say we've received the second egg from Queeny yesterday :) It was still little, but had a really good shell on it so I'm not worried about her being a wobbly egg layer anymore... Still doing watery poops (both Vivienne and Queeny now), and I've got a horrid feeling it's worms (because that could be a symptom, right?). Anyway, I ordered some Verm-X from omlet at the end of last week, so hopefully it'll be through soon!

ANYWAY.... :roll: With all the excitement of Queeny laying Vivienne has become incredibly vocal, and Queeny seems to like laying her eggs at around 7-8ish in the morning (even if she doesn't lay, she seems in the habit of popping into the nesting box for a while and them coming out). The only thing that could quieten her this morning was me sitting at the back door whilst reading the paper, and a handful of corn :roll: I can't do this every morning and some mornings I'm at work early, and I value my sleep!! Any ideas of how to keep her quiet, or is that pretty much impossible?

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Just read a post just a little further down and saw someone else had asked pretty much the same question :oops: Apart from food and distraction, no one seems to have any other ideas :roll: I'll have have to hope for the best!

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if you rush out there and treat her every time she makes a noise....you'll soon have a very noisy flock :shock::lol::lol::lol:

 

first of all, remember that it sounds much louder to you cos it's mingled with embarrasment :lol:

also remember that it doesn't last for nearly as long as your average car alarm goes on for :lol:

the most grumpy neighbours can usually be placated with fresh eggs!

and finally, I believe it takes about 25hrs to make an egg.....and so the 'announcement' will be an hour later each day :lol:

 

It will get easier to ignore, promise :D

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