Tipps für die Mittagspause

Was nimmt ihr euch so in den Pausen um schnell und günstig was zu essen?

Grad feier ich voll diese olivenstange und einfach was zum trinken von Aldi aber ich glaub das ich bald mal was neues brauch. Vorschläge?

Bitte nicht zu teuer und schnell fertig 😭

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u/Sigma_bike — 8 days ago
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Very watery poop and size difference between Baby chicks

My pigeon has been pooping very water poops. Its mostly water and just a bit of actual poop in there.

Could this be caused by stress?

He just recently lost his wife and now has to raise his kids on his own.

Any way ideas what i should do?

Also one of the chicks is way bigger than the other. Should i be concerned?

u/Sigma_bike — 2 months ago
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Can a Single parent raise squabs?

Do i need to intervene and help feed them too or could i ,to make it easier for the dad , take one of his chicks and give it to the other couple ?

Ive heard that pigeons adopt , do you think they would?

Today my very first pigeon got killed. Ive found her dead on the street. Someone had such little care for a living being that they didnt even try to stop or beep for her to fly away.

I live near a street and someone Hit her with their car. Its just so unbelievable that such people exist. I know they did it on purpose. Shes not stupid, if she sees a car she flies away so someone didnt even bother to slow down the tiniest bit . We buried her in our garden. I dont even know how to cope. I loved her so much.

Her kids just hatched a few days ago and only started opening their eyes a bit today. I dont even know if they know what their mother looked like.

And their two teen pigeons lost their mom too. :(

We currently have another couple sitting on their eggs too. Been for a round 3 or 4 days . I couldnt really decide whether i should let them hatch them because they only have one kid but space is getting low.

And the Kids that are only left with their dad werent planned since we went on vacation and they were too far developed to take them away when we got back

?

u/Sigma_bike — 2 months ago

About the mandatory interships in different sectors

Hey so im from germany and id want to become a vet but theres one problem: you need to do internships in different sectors like hygiene, agraculture and the meat industry.

So id need to do an Intership at a slaughterhouse or something similar- and as someone that wants to help /heal animals and spare them from misery i just have a HUGE distaste for the meat industry and i happen to be a really empathic person.

So does anybody know an alternative where i could do it instead or something that is "not as bad" or a way to avoid it?

Does anybody know any examples where else i could do one?

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u/Sigma_bike — 3 months ago
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Pigeon has way too big feet feathers ?

So the baby pigeon recently finally left the nest and his feet feathers are really big and i was thinking of cutting them by atleast half because i fear they might bother the pigeon. I dont even know why theyre that because his parents (his dad in the second pic) have feet feathers but theyre not that big . Anybody had this happen before? I was planning on waiting a bit until the feathers are fully cracked out of their cast to cut em.

I think they bother them because he seems a bit clumsy and you can even see that his dad stepped on the feathers in the second pic . He does fly but only up and down from his parents nest or to get some food. So i dont know if they might be a bother for when theyre flying.

u/Sigma_bike — 4 months ago
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Any idea what this is?

Ive noticed a bump on one of my quail . Any idea what this is? Shes like around 2 years old. Should i do something?

u/Sigma_bike — 5 months ago
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Pigeon laying too many eggs?

So my pigeon pair just had a kid and now i found out she laid another egg and is sitting on it. Because i saw how she and her husband werent sitting on their child as much as before but thats partly also because hes getting older. (Hes a bit older than on the pic) Her kid hatched on the 5th may. Is it normal that she laid an egg so soon?

Could it be because only one of the 2 eggs hatched? I also held the 2nd egg up to a light and it wasnt fertilized.

My other couple also had chicks. Two of them and after a month after they hatched she had another 2 eggs.

This seems unaturally much. But could it also just be because of the time of year?

u/Sigma_bike — 5 months ago