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We just had 3 days of snow and rain. Now we are collecting 25-30 eggs per day. Lots of folks want them, so we give them away.
5:07 AM May 2nd
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Winter - not much to say, as is the way this time of year. We've lost a few birds to predators and weather :( - but spring is coming!
4:52 AM Feb 28th
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As winter progesses, the coyotes are becomiing more and more brazen in their search for food - thank heavens for the dogs!
12:43 PM Jan 8th
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The Guinea fowl are really going through their 3rd cutting alfalfa bales rapidly this year - despite the presence of some tasty insects.
12:25 AM Jan 6th
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57°F yesterday. The Guinea fowl are as dumfounded as I am. Last year around this time it was frequently -30°, and snow covered the ground.
12:22 AM Jan 6th
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The Guinea fowl got a New Year's treat of three servings of millet. We love hearing them make their "happy" sounds.
1:21 PM Jan 1st
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Colder days and nights. The Guinea fowl always eat a LOT more when the temperature drops below 20°F, and again below 0°F.
4:09 AM Dec 23rd, 2011
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Snowing today. Undaunted, the Guinea fowl continue on their daily rounds. Amazing, for birds that originated in dry, arid climes.
12:52 PM Dec 21st, 2011
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Mild winter so far. The birds are fat and happy - and still finding an ocassional insect to munch on.
12:35 AM Dec 21st, 2011
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It's official. The Guinea fowl have quit laying eggs for the year. That's a sure sign winter is in the offing.
3:36 AM Oct 13th, 2011
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Did the year's final tilling under of the 1-acre organic garden. The Guinea fowl LOVED the freshly turned earth for dust bathing.
10:38 PM Oct 11th, 2011
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Cool, very overcast and no wind at all today. The Guinea fowl are sticking to the tree areas since they can't spot flying predators well.
9:47 AM Oct 9th, 2011
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Took garden down today. Started tilling - too dry to finish. The Gunea fowl love dust bathing the freshly tilled soil. It's ALL for THEM!
11:51 AM Oct 6th, 2011
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The Guinea fowl are spending the night out in the branches of the pine trees tonight. There's a full moon, nice temps and a light breeze.
10:20 PM Oct 4th, 2011
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Still searching for good 3rd cutting alfalfa. It's the easiest, most economical way to provide greens for the Guinea fowl in winter.
3:42 AM Oct 2nd, 2011
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If you wanna know about Guinea fowl - here's a free book: Living With Guinea Fowl:
10:37 AM Sep 28th, 2011
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The best we can tell - the Guinea fowl won't stand still to be counted accurately - we'll be wintering 70-80 birds this year. Lots of feed!
5:21 AM Sep 28th, 2011
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Digging in for winter. Waiting for 3rd cutting alfalfa for the Guinea fowl and sterilizing waterers. Wintering well over 70 birds this year.
11:37 AM Sep 25th, 2011
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Started cutting firewood for this winter. The Guinea fowl were kind of enough to 'help.' They have no fear of chain saws.
2:02 PM Sep 18th, 2011
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Weather is changing rapidly now - as always this time of year. No broody Guinea fowl hens left. The two week old keets are handling the cold
5:57 PM Sep 15th, 2011
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- Name Guinea Fowl Birds
- Location montana
- Web http://guineafowl...
- Bio A very large flock of pearl gray Guinea fowl located in Montana.
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