The girls like the big shelter because they can all hang out together in there. Sometimes all the girls are inside and some times the two bigger girls appear to be standing guard on top of the shelter.
All the girls are in the big shelter
Dandelion is behind a blurred Speckles
Cinnamon is looking quite tatty
The quills are exposed on her wings
I wondered if the seramas moult so late in the year because they originate from Malaysia so I decided to look up the temperature there. It is really temperate with summer temperatures of 82 degrees F (28 degrees C) and winter temperatures of 81 degrees F (27 degrees C). I guess this means it doesn’t matter when they moult in Malaysia.
A little later Emerald and Speckles are standing guard on top of the shelter
While the little girls are below inside the shelter
It has now been one and a half weeks with no eye bubbles and no wheezing. The sneezing has almost gone with just an occasional small sneeze now.
Tomorrow will be day twenty eight of the tylan and will be the last day that I will give it unless there is a relapse. It seems appropriate to start the new year with a new regime. I will continue to give the girls the poultry zest to help them through the moult.
I am a little nervous of stopping the tylan but I have to stop sometime.
I am really hoping that we are through this now and that the new year will be a better year in the chicken run.
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They do look so much better….let’s hope they have finally turned the corner. I have to say I think Cinnamon is absolutely adorable! 🙂
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I am so hoping that they have turned the corner. I have to agree, shouldn’t have favourites, but I too think Cinnamon is adorable.
They look so cute in their little shelter. It was such a good idea.
We are all hoping they continue to be well.
I am really pleased with the shelters and how much they like to hang out in there. I never expected them to be successful. Cinnamon manages to look cute even when tatty.