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'Hens in dust'... just like 'Pigs in muck'!!!

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They look so cute!

 

Our ex-batts have had their first free range in the garden this afternoon, and quickly found a shady corner of the garden which has a compost heap in the corner, but otherwise is quite bare and dusty. Henrietta and Lucky immediately started scratching at the base of the compost heap, finding woodlice and worms, but Cleopatra found a nice dusty spot, and settled herself down. I don't know how to upload photos onto this thing, if I could I would put a picture of her on. She just sat there quietly - do they normally just sit there, or do they flap around making a hole? :?:

 

Lynne

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They look so cute!

 

Our ex-batts have had their first free range in the garden this afternoon, and quickly found a shady corner of the garden which has a compost heap in the corner, but otherwise is quite bare and dusty. Henrietta and Lucky immediately started scratching at the base of the compost heap, finding woodlice and worms, but Cleopatra found a nice dusty spot, and settled herself down. I don't know how to upload photos onto this thing, if I could I would put a picture of her on. She just sat there quietly - do they normally just sit there, or do they flap around making a hole? :?:

 

Lynne

 

Hiya Lynne

 

We had great fun yesterday watching our girls in the dust and garden :D:lol: especially Cottie (our GNR ) she was even kind of rolling in it, flapping her wings and looking ever so content! :D You can see why our Ben was also enthrawled with her! :D

 

It's quite easy to put a picture into your reply, here if you look at this link from the Omlet website it shows you how you can go about it:

 

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Looking forward to seeing your pictures xxx :D

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It's quite easy to put a picture into your reply, here if you look at this link from the Omlet website it shows you how you can go about it:

 

Thanks very much! I am just off to a meeting, so haven't time right now, but will try to do this later.

 

Hens were out again this morning for an hour, this time with our dog (german shepherd cross), who is also confused when looking at the chickens - they take no notice of him, even when he goes right up to them for a cautious sniff. If they move a muscle towards him he runs away! Only one of my hens seems to like the dust, and she just sits on it. I've only had them since Saturday, they are learning new things every day, so perhaps they will eventually all learn to dust bathe!

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It's quite easy to put a picture into your reply, here if you look at this link from the Omlet website it shows you how you can go about it:

 

Thanks very much! I am just off to a meeting, so haven't time right now, but will try to do this later.

 

Hens were out again this morning for an hour, this time with our dog (german shepherd cross), who is also confused when looking at the chickens - they take no notice of him, even when he goes right up to them for a cautious sniff. If they move a muscle towards him he runs away! Only one of my hens seems to like the dust, and she just sits on it. I've only had them since Saturday, they are learning new things every day, so perhaps they will eventually all learn to dust bathe!

 

 

They're so ace aren't they Trougher. Looking forward to seeing your pictures xxx :D

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