Has anyone ever observed guinea fowl that were actually raised by
parent guinea fowl? I wonder if they are so apparently dumb because
they are missing the transference of guinea fowl culture (as in, how
dumb would human babies grow up to be if they were raised without
human adults or access t
Guinea intelligence is an oxymoron. Humor! Now that's something they live.
In my suburban neighborhood the fools like to car-watch. Sometimes they
stop and then trot along beside a vehicle as it slows for them, and if
they're in the mood, will chase the car on foot until it gets away.
Their cat
Title: Violets as Soil Indicators
Hello All,
I was wondering if anyone could tell me what a preponderance of violets within what was once presumably lawn in my back yard? They have taken over. I didn’t see mention of them in the Pfeiffer “Weeds & What they Tell”. I did see a bit of wild strawber
Title: FW: Beautiful flash film - Visions of protest from around the world...
GREETINGS FOLKS -
This is a beautiful flash film . . . I highly recommend
people check it out: http://www.usgreens.org
Visions of protest from around the world on Saturday -
designed by an activist in Baltimore,
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Subject: Update on cannibals / goat news / questions for seed starting
Martha, i really appreciate your (educational)sharing about the
chickens,types,habits etc.as one who
I've raised guineas before and nope, I don't think I'd ever use the
word 'intelligence' in the same sentence as guineafowl. These 2
new ones are no exception. I had to go shoo them off the henhouse
front wall several times, just so the new pullets wouldn't pile up on
each other and smother in f
Martha - Do your guineafowl show any signs of intelligence ? Some years
back, we kept peafowl, guineas and several varieties of fancy pheasant. The
peafowl roosted as high as they could (tall trees, the peak of the roof,
wherever). The pheasants were in large aviaries, mainly to stop them mix
I'm a long-retired marine biologist living on the South Wales (UK) coast.
Even 20 years ago, plankton samples taken off this south-westerly shore
contained more fragments of plastic than plants or animals and, searching
shore windrows for micro-gastropod shells, I again found a high proportion
No health problems with Ameraucanas here, except the foxes. Mine have
always been healthy and I, too, love them and their pretty blue eggs
(in my case)
Per - What's in the Swedish free-choice buffet for chickens?
-Allan
My two cents
In a study that the Swedish agricultural department have done 5/10 years
ago, they tested to give the chickens not a mix of food but all separate and
they say that the chickens find what they need and eat what they have to.
They did this in 100 pages or more in Swedish, so formulate y
Christine , thank you for the info I will follow up and let you know the
outcome, regards Ross
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Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2003 3:18 PM
Subject: Re: BD and steam
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> Hi Ross,
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> There is another company in Australia (
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