Allotment Gardening Advice Help Chat
Poultry and Pets => Chicken Chat => Topic started by: New shoot on August 14, 2010, 13:42
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Serama boys latest pics - you're probably sick of seeing these 2 but I'm afraid I'm smitten so bear with me ::)
Foghorn the fearsome - loads of attitude for a pipsqueak :lol: Note evil eye he's giving me for picking him up when he was prancing around trying to look all grown up and tough :nowink:
(http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m198/suec_02/Chicks/017-2.jpg)
Alfie the anxious - looking concerned as usual :D
Foghorn down below giving me his best mean stare as he's still not got over being picked up and cuddled :lol: :lol: :lol:
(http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m198/suec_02/Chicks/016-2.jpg)
As you can see they are tiny and sit comfortably in the palm of my hand. I'm just waiting till I have a week off in September to try mixing them with the girls - could be fun :ohmy: They try strutting around with my 7 year old Vorwark bantie who is matriarch of the big house and she'll soon put them right ;)
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Oooh! They are just so gorgeous. No wonder you're so proud of your boys. And they look so healthy!
The girls will be lining up in an orderly queue to sample their services!!!!!!
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Wow those are 2 handsome looking boys :D
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I use Ivermectin, but mine is not oral. I buy it as Harkomectin (ivermectin) drops. its about £9, but you only put one drop (2 for L/F) on the back of their necks. It was recommended to me YEARS ago, especially good for Polands who are very prone to creast mite in their pompoms. I think its Brill. (From Ebay)