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Hellacopter
Feb 25, 2011

Avshalom posted:





apparently keets can be a challenge for adoptive chickens because while chicks respond to danger by huddling under the mother, keets respond to danger by scattering all over (this is because guinea fowl are terrible mothers). the girls seem to be handling them well though. whenever they go anywhere one hen walks in front and one in the back with the keets lined up in the middle. much to my relief the other chickens have accepted the keets as well, the mums won't let them too near the brood of course but so far there's been no signs of aggression. multiculturalism is a magical thing

i'm amazing that keets manage to grow up at all if that's ow they normally act in the wild. are they as :downs: as quail or are they better about not intentionally killing themselves?

Good mama hens. :3: That picture is awesome.

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