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To: | "Peter Waanders" <>, <> |
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Subject: | Re: Effect of extreme heat on birds |
From: | "Karen" <> |
Date: | Wed, 4 Feb 2009 22:32:36 +1100 |
That's bad luck, Peter. I've got 2 chickens and was in a dilemma what to do
with them while I was at work during the heatwave (one day being 45.1 or
thereabouts!). One was broody and in a tiny nest box that got some sun, so
I booted them out of their coop in the mornings and they had the run of the
property and I just had to hope that they'd find the best place available.
Luckily they managed quite well, and it cured the one chook of her
broodiness!!
Karen |
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