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[MrsM]

Hello everyone!

 

Our girls (Beryl and Hilda) arrived yesterday. They roamed about in the run all day yesterday and we had a bit of trouble getting Beryl into the Eglu but we managed it by about 8.30pm. Today they wont leave the coop unless we are in the garden and as soon as we go inside they return to the Eglu. I know they are still settling in, but is this normal?

[sjp]

sounds about right they'll settle down in the next week or two then in a month or two it'll be like they've always been there and you'll start thinking about getting a couple more then you're hooked

[Chicken Shirl]

sounds about right they'll settle down in the next week or two then in a month or two it'll be like they've always been there and you'll start thinking about getting a couple more then you're hooked

 

 

Yep! that's the way it goes!!

[MrsM]

Phew! Thanks for your replies - I was beginning to think we has the only chickens who didn't want to eat, drink or dig for worms!

[Chicktastic]

Hi, glad you posted this because my 4 got deliviered yesterday too!!! My Beautiful ladies have been hiding out all day!!! Was going to post roughly the same thing as you!!!

[Carol U]

I promise you, after they've eaten all your favourite plants, dug up the lawn and transferred all the soil from the flower beds onto the path, you will heartily wish that they would stay in the run!

[Chicken Shirl]

I promise you, after they've eaten all your favourite plants, dug up the lawn and transferred all the soil from the flower beds onto the path, you will heartily wish that they would stay in the run!

 

 

That's set me off falling about laughing again. Oh so true.

[sjp]

I promise you, after they've eaten all your favourite plants, dug up the lawn and transferred all the soil from the flower beds onto the path, you will heartily wish that they would stay in the run!

I was leaving that info for later

[MrsM]

As soon as I have finished my first post I looked out of the window and they were both out in the run....I can see this chicken keeping lark is going to be fun....

[Valkyrie]

I promise you, after they've eaten all your favourite plants, dug up the lawn and transferred all the soil from the flower beds onto the path, you will heartily wish that they would stay in the run!

 

I'll agree there - why do they never, ever scratch the dirt into the border and insist on standing with their bums to the paths and lawn??

 

Enjoy!