Karran
Well-Known Member
Went to take Mrs Spaniel for a walk and we spotted a little brown hen about to cross the very busy main road at rush hour! 😱.
Tied Mrs Spaniel to a post and shooed the hen on to the quieter side street.
She must be a pet as was happy to be picked up and sat calm as anything in my arms as I took her home.
I've put her in my aviary now and gave her some bread as her crop was empty and she was clearly grateful for.
What do I do with her? I'm not sure my aviary is big enough for her to live in fulltime, not sure I can trust her to potter alone - Mrs Spaniel won't bother her but we get a lot of foxes...
I assume she can't eat the Cockatiel mix and Google says green leaves and wheat. She can help herself to the bird grit but what else can I feed her or do I need to know about?
I don't know of anywhere local with hens, nearest ones would be two or three miles away and she couldn't have flown that far or even got that far without having a road accident?
Someone must be missing her surely?
Tied Mrs Spaniel to a post and shooed the hen on to the quieter side street.
She must be a pet as was happy to be picked up and sat calm as anything in my arms as I took her home.
I've put her in my aviary now and gave her some bread as her crop was empty and she was clearly grateful for.
What do I do with her? I'm not sure my aviary is big enough for her to live in fulltime, not sure I can trust her to potter alone - Mrs Spaniel won't bother her but we get a lot of foxes...
I assume she can't eat the Cockatiel mix and Google says green leaves and wheat. She can help herself to the bird grit but what else can I feed her or do I need to know about?
I don't know of anywhere local with hens, nearest ones would be two or three miles away and she couldn't have flown that far or even got that far without having a road accident?
Someone must be missing her surely?