..and couldn't figure out that she should have gone in the opposite direction here:
where she paced back and forth, apparently expecting a door to magically appear. Being broody does not sharpen the brain.
Monday, May 5, 2008
Hen in lockdown
Zora and Edna still huddle together in a nest at night, so I have to pull each one out, kicking and grumbling, and place her on a perch in the coop. During the afternoon when I open the door for them to run to the dust spa, they all charge through the doorway together, except for one day when Zora ran here...
..and couldn't figure out that she should have gone in the opposite direction here:
where she paced back and forth, apparently expecting a door to magically appear. Being broody does not sharpen the brain.
..and couldn't figure out that she should have gone in the opposite direction here:
where she paced back and forth, apparently expecting a door to magically appear. Being broody does not sharpen the brain.
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