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Ann Malley writes inspired suspense with sweet romance. She's finally settled in No. Virginia with her happily-ever-after husband of 30+ years, two of her three grown kids, and one demanding diva of cat following enough cross-country moves to give anyone motion sickness. Thank goodness for homeschool, but the college down the road is even better. She's a member of RWA, ACFW, and InkedVoices.
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Glad to have found this. I have 5 rescue chickens I recently adopted & I’ve been seeing feathers around & one of them now has bare feet where his feathers were.
Glad you found us. One thing, molting is a natural phenomenon with chickens. But keep in mind that sometimes stress will throw a chicken into molt. I’ve had multiple flocks.
CountrySideNetwork has this to say: Physical stress, a lack of water, malnutrition, extreme heat, hatching a clutch of eggs and unusual lighting conditions (e.g. owner has a light bulb in the coop emitting light all night and then suddenly removes the constant light source) can all be at the root of an unexpected or untimely molt.
So kudos to you for adopting your girls. Enjoy!