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There will be lots of young birds around now, so would be interesting to know how you are all doing, and some photos would be nice, how are they weaned. on the wing, or just in the nest,

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Fifer,mine were all weaned by 15th March so are just over 6 weeks old now.They are just starting to flip around the garden and starting their body moult,the sooner they are flying the better,I'm a bag of nerves watching out for cats and bops.

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I have a nice small team,a couple of early ones working themselves but the feed time will sort them,most just getting up in the air and finding their wings.Wish they were all up then I can relax a bit.

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have 7 weaned over , not been out yet :emoticon-0127-lipssealed: looking to wean more in around a week (10 or so) .theres a few more sitting eggs , yet don't know wether to let them hatch or not :emoticon-0138-thinking:

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I have 30 just exploring and as already stated im a bag of nerves watching them, people round my way must think im mad running about wherever they go, but hay ho thats why we do it lol :animatedpigeons:

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I have 30 just exploring and as already stated im a bag of nerves watching them, people round my way must think im mad running about wherever they go, but hay ho thats why we do it lol :animatedpigeons:

 

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I have 38 that are still in the nest all around 10-12 days old, I'm not planning to keep too many for myself this year so these Ybs are already promised to a few fund raising charities and the rest are being given to friends. :animatedpigeons:

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Have 45 away and they're at the flittering around stage.

 

:blink: This looks like me in the garden, one eye looking up for hawks, the other eye scouring around the deck looking for cats

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This year the young birds seem more mature and advanced at an excelled rate, IMO it could be a problem, I don't like young birds too advanced too young.

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Have 33 weaned and still have them on heavy mix to stop them going too far , but will change that in the next few weeks , have another 26 in the nest and not sure where they will go lol.

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Fifer,mine were all weaned by 15th March so are just over 6 weeks old now.They are just starting to flip around the garden and starting their body moult,the sooner they are flying the better,I'm a bag of nerves watching out for cats and bops.

A couple of weeks ago a bop went through them,didn't get any but two flew into the bedroom window and were hurt (ok now)but finished up 7 missing.luckily I had some I was going to give away so I'm back up to 22ybs again.

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