Friday, 3 May 2013

Friday smile - pheasant anyone?

My hen pheasant has started to incubate her clutch of at least a dozen eggs.
According to my internet research I should have tiny pheasant chicks
 running round my front garden 23 days after she started sitting.
Watch this space!!

13 comments:

  1. Oh, how exciting is that - and what could be more lovely than seeing little chicks in your garden. Elizabeth xx

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  2. Oooh! A definite smile! I know you'll keep us posted! Chrisx

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  3. Oooooh, how exciting Jo! I can just see the Snippets Playground girls asking for a field trip to be arranged when the little ones hatch!

    Hugs, Di xx

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  4. Hope she doesn't need a babysitter. Think that would push us over our numbers :-)
    Hugs,
    Annie x

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  5. Hello Jo,
    I do hope her man gets her some food and water then whilst she's busy with the kids!!
    Cant wait to see the result!
    Have a super weekend!
    Keryn x

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  6. i look forward to those little chickies, never seen those before. Lucky you having one in your garden

    Gill x

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  7. Oh how exciting and adorable...thanks for keeping us updated. Caro x (#5)

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  8. Wonderful! I will watch this space.

    We've had a hen bird laying just outside the door...but we also have dog with a keen nose. Dog grabbed bird - fortunately she escaped but minus er tail feathers. I doubt she will be back.....but then pheasants aren't known for their brains are they?

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  9. So cool! Feathered babies! :)

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  10. How wonderful ...cant wait to see them running around. xx

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  11. a dozen...wow... poor Momma pheasant!!

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  12. Sounds like you might be in for some chick sitting duties. Hugs Mrs A.

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  13. Exciting! cant wait to see pics :)

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