"How the heck did she get up there??"
Of course this wouldn't count if the farmer had a house that was built into the side of a hill where a bovine could easily be grazing on his roof.
Hens stop laying eggs. The main reason is because they need extra energy to produce new feathers, and another reason is that the pigment in their eggshells comes from the pigment in their feathers. Molting can take between three and six weeks.
How i would describe a chicken is like this.... a chicken has too web'd feet wich they walk on whick has five lil finger typ toes a chicken is some thing that is small but growa too be big a lil bit .... and they make noises .. lol
Yes, it is possible but no very humane. The Chicken will suffer because the BB does not deform like a pellet and will cause the chicken great pain before it dies.
The yellow part of an egg is called the 'yolk' and its purpose is to feed the developing embryo (chick).
The best thing you can do is - nothing! Anoles lay their eggs so that the pocket of air supplying the embryo with oxygen is facing upwards. If the egg is disturbed, the air pocket may deflate, drowning the growing embryo. All you have to do is keep a steady heat source.
There are different sizes of buckets at Popeye's chicken. The most popular is the 10 piece mixed chicken bucket.
Chickens usually are found on a farm. They stay in a coop which is a building that has shelves for them to lay eggs on and a fenced on yard to play in.
There are not any in the chicken feed that we buy, but I am sure that like any food the formulas will vary.
Chicken gizzards are not any part of the reproductive system of the rooster. A chicken gizzard is an internal organ of the chicken that helps aid in food digestion. It works on the same principle as the human gall bladder.
A chicken, specifically a Cornish chicken although often crossed with other breeds. Despite the name, they are not a 'game bird' (hunted) but a domestic breed, and are not necessarily hens as both male and female chickens are served.
is the shell of a hen egg as brittle as the shell of a duck or a goose egg
No ... Do not feed any animal chicken bones. These bones are sharp and will cause harm if they get stuck in the throat or windpipe ... This is inhumane and cruel.
Cock can mean a rooster, or a male bird of other species. Hence the word "cock fighting".
According to Urban Dictionary, a "coock" is an over-sized male genital appendage.
Yes, it can be done but the bantam rooster may have trouble mounting the standard hen.
Bantam roosters are gregarious and often present themselves as the "boss" bird. Many standard hens will assume the mating position close to the ground thus enabling the bantam rooster to mount the saddle area on the back of the hen. From this position the rooster must be large enough to touch cloaca to cloaca in order to deliver the sperm packet.
Rather than even guess at this breed you describe since it covers many possibilities. I will give you a link to look at and see pictures of almost all breeds. There are so many cross breeds that you may face an impossible task unless you can trace back the parentage of your hens.
The signs on chicken incubators can say many different things. The signs are most likely the kind of chickens that will be in the incubators.
Chicks are dependent on the mother hen until their feathers come in. So long as they are fluffy and yellow, they need a mom. The mother teaches her chicks how to scratch for food and what animals are dangerous. She also protects them until they are big enough to live on their own.
This metaphor suggests that the chicken is naive and easily deceived. The chicken mistook a lowercase "o" for a lowercase "p" and went off track, never to return for the oats it was seeking. It can be interpreted as a cautionary tale about the consequences of misunderstanding or misjudging situations.