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The Post Office sent our birds back!Yep, that’s right, the post office returned 5 packages of our birds back to us this morning. This is a first for us. We received a call Tuesday night about 10:30pm, from the Post Office in Columbia,...
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Sophia’s soft shelled egg problemSophia originally came from Dianne at Paradise Seramas, and along with Blue Pearl and Cloak and Dagger, was one of the cornerstone hens of my breeding program. However, she has not laid a solid, hard-shelled...
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Cleaning around the coopWe had put some cardboard boxes in the runs to act as windbreaks against the cold winter wind. Seramas do okay against the cold but if it’s windy, then that can be a problem for them. But as you...
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Chocolate Pairings for Christmas HatchingI’ve been working on trying to organize my chocolate pairings for the next hatching, which is no easy task since I’m still short on smooth-feathered chocolate pullets/hens. So short, in fact,...
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Seramas for Sale!Well, all my birds are now listed on the site, with links to the individual auctions on BYC. If anyone has any questions at all, please feel free to email me, and I’ll reply as soon as I can! Good...
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Posted by admin on May 16, 2012
Yep, that’s right, the post office returned 5 packages of our birds back to us this morning. This is a first for us.
We received a call Tuesday night about 10:30pm, from the Post Office in Columbia, South Carolina, telling us that for some unknown reason the birds that we had shipped out earlier that day were not able to fly out…There was...
Posted by admin on May 14, 2012
Sophia originally came from Dianne at Paradise Seramas, and along with Blue Pearl and Cloak and Dagger, was one of the cornerstone hens of my breeding program. However, she has not laid a solid, hard-shelled usable egg in quite some time. I have no idea why, and she’s driving me crazy with frustration! I have tried various solutions to add calcium...
Posted by admin on May 12, 2012
We had put some cardboard boxes in the runs to act as windbreaks against the cold winter wind. Seramas do okay against the cold but if it’s windy, then that can be a problem for them. But as you can see in the picture, the cardboard has absorbed moisture from the air over the past 6 months and is now sagging and looking pretty ragged. So it was...
Posted by juliette on March 20, 2012
Just wanted to issue a big Thank You to everyone who participated in my March auction! There were some unforseen glitches in the bidding system, and I apologize for that, but I promise to have it fixed for the next go-round! Half the birds went out today, the rest will go out next Tuesday. The Charleston Post Office no longer ships birds out on Mondays...
Posted by juliette on March 9, 2012
I now have my sale Seramas listed here!
I’m always surprised at how long this process takes me, :), and I appreciate everyone’s patience! Sometimes, it takes two or three photo sessions before catching just a few good photos of moving birds! The young ones, especially, are a challenge since they’re not used to being on soil, much less...
Posted by admin on March 5, 2012
The new auction feature on my site appears to be A-OK, just needs a few minor tweaks, and then it should be operational! :highfive: All that’s left to do after that is to take pictures of my birds (whenever Mother Nature stops the gale-force winds and it warms up a little!), weigh them, clip their nails if needed, and treat them all for bugs...
