Yesterday I spent the day in the coop. I swapped their nest and food boxes to the opposite wall. I did this to make it easier to clean and collect eggs . I also moved my metal rooster from the inside to on top of the roof. I also got 4 eggs :} Today, when I got home from school I went to the coop and I found out that there were 4 eggs but.... They were eating one of rosa's light brown egg. :( I hope that this does not turn into a habit.
This morning I went over to check on the girls.I got three eggs. Then at 5:30 p.m. I went back over to check again and I got two more eggs. With a total of five
There were no eggs eaten today that I know of.( Good ). My mom & Dad are at cancun mexico, right now. So now I am sleeping in a hotel in Grandma's basement . I got five eggs today:)
**CHICKEN FACT** Female chickens, over a year old, are called hens, and younger females are called pullets Animal Information and Interesting Facts about Chickens
Today I got mad, Because when I got into the coop they were all eating a egg. So I through the egg shell out. Then I looked in the nest box and I saw all the egg yolk. Then wacky jumped up and started to eat all the egg :( I was about ready to smack her.
** CHICKEN FACT**
There are at least two hundred breeds and variations of domestic chickens on record, most though are extinct or rare.
Sorry that I have not updated lately. :( So I got two eggs in the morning, then I got three more in the afternoon. In the evening I got one more. After a delicious Sunday morning brunch, our family walked to Grandma's house. It is a one mile walk through the woods behind our house. It was snowing hard, and all the snow and our snow pants and boots made it hard to walk. When I got to Grandma's I started to snowblow her driveway, up by her house while dad plowed the rest of the driveway. We spent seven hours at her house, playing pool, shoveling, and snacking. **CHICKEN FACT** It is believed that chickens were first domesticated over 10,000 years ago in the far east.
Today was a typical day, I got four eggs. But my black and white girl, has not been giving that much eggs :) A few weeks ago I started to give them crushed up egg shells. We have been incubating some eggs for 21 days now but they did not hatch:(
A fertilized egg starts developing into a chicken when its temperature reaches 86 degrees.