June 16, 200916 yr Author Wow, she's laying already unfortunately 3 days ago, i found the eldest cinnamon sky blue baby on the aviary floor huddled in the quail house with the quail's! :rofl: so he left the nest earlier then i thought...but their all inside now, all the baby's. Omelette usually lays second round while chicks are still in the nest
June 17, 200916 yr i would love that green opaline hen, too bad i live over the other side of australia :rofl:
June 17, 200916 yr Author i would love that green opaline hen, too bad i live over the other side of australia :rofl: Wouldnt matter if you were mate......I am not breeding her for a sale bird. She will be part of a future breeding program based on Omelette's line. :rofl:
June 17, 200916 yr fair enough, she's a beautiful opaline, would be interesting to see in the future what she throw's and who her mate will be.
June 17, 200916 yr Author fair enough, she's a beautiful opaline, would be interesting to see in the future what she throw's and who her mate will be. I must say though...if you lived nearby I would help you with a bird or two :rofl:
June 17, 200916 yr Nah it's all good, I've got enough to look after :rofl: unless i get another aviary, which i might. ill probably just stick with the 24 i have and then ill maybe put some scarlet-chested parrot's in the new aviary or a pair of princess or even a cinnamon conure pair
June 18, 200916 yr Author I put the youngest chick in the tub on the floor of the breeder cage with its siblings...............NASTY took exception to that and attacked the sister....blood on its head ( not serious ) and it bit NASTY back on the cere. NASTY was doing this in the nestbox too, and thats how she got her name. So I put NASTY in the kindie/holding cage..... NASTY injured sibling Here is an interesting sight..............the grey green cock is one of Omelette's sons by a previous clutch. He was in there recovering from an injury to his eye from some wire catching his eye in the aviary. So big brother ( half brother ) and NASTY sitting together Later in the day I put all the babies in the kindie cage Edited June 18, 200916 yr by KAZ
June 18, 200916 yr Author and Omelette's grandchildren omelette's second youngest in the corner omelette's second youngest again omelette's youngest
June 19, 200916 yr Author Lol sure did, did the eye recover from being caught on the wire kaz? When I found him in the aviary he had blood streaming from his eye socket and it looked like he had lost his eye. Even when I bathed it and cleaned it there was no eyeball there. Next day he was much better and a few days later his eyeball appeared as if like magic. It had been pushed back into his eye socket looking like he had lost his eyeball. Over a week his eye got much better and I tested his sight and he can see. We were very lucky
June 20, 200916 yr Author very nice bird kaz I was very happy with all the birds I got from Jan and that boy is very nice.
June 20, 200916 yr oh fantastic, very lucky to recover from a severe eye injury like that. main thing is he can still see
June 23, 200916 yr Author Omelette's grand daughters.... and the grey green grand daughter again... and Omelettes two youngest babies in foster nests.... Omelette currently has five eggs
June 23, 200916 yr Author Look at the size of that bird, can you pick her up with one hand? Very nice. Yes.......she is normal size :rofl:
June 24, 200916 yr They are all lovely birds, it was a treat to follow this thread tonight. :rofl: I can't wait to see all the babies once they are fully feathered out.
June 25, 200916 yr Author Two more of Omelette's babies are in other nestboxes. One fledged yesterday..............grey green opaline hen and the other is in the Clint Ault hen's nestbox. the grey green normal in the middle :WobbleSign: Omelette's nestbox............. sixth egg due today. Edited June 25, 200916 yr by KAZ
June 25, 200916 yr Nice Kaz, omelette never stops does she haha, how many clutches are a safe number for a hen to raise each year?.
June 25, 200916 yr Author Nice Kaz, omelette never stops does she haha, how many clutches are a safe number for a hen to raise each year?. Two.
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