Recent content by EagleGirl

That doesn't mean it's a good idea! :shock: Some crazy does eat their babies... it doesn't mean that they are supposed to eat meat or that it's good for them; with the possible exception the placenta, with special nutrients right after the stress of birth. Rabbit digestive systems are...

You tricked me into clicking on a PETA link... :o Lol... So some places feed meat to cattle, but others won't feed it to chickens, or even dogs or cats? :x Seriously messed up! I think my brain is gonna explode from all the crazy I'm hearing in this thread... Ummm..... :shock: :help...

Umm... not what I would advise. :shock: I hope you are joking? That would just enforce their opinion that you are the crazy one. They probably wouldn't understand the irony play, or if they did would just think it immature... and not realize that they were immature, and more, to begin with.

I have to admit that for a long time I don't think I realized to what degree chickens are omnivores rather than herbivores/insectivores. :oops: I think I always pictured them eating mostly grains, with some insects, veggies and greens. Then I started to actually look into it and found out...

Good grief! And here me and mom had recently been dumbfounded over all the corn in some of the dog and cat food we've seen. Who could think that corn is a natural or even halfway reasonable diet for a dog or cat? Now you tell me there are entirely meat-free dog and cat foods out there...

Your chickweed looks like Mouse-Ear Chickweed to me (Cerastium, probably Cerastium fontanum) We have some in our yard, along with common chickweed (and a lot of other "weeds", quite a few of which I have collected seeds from), and I had a lot of fun last summer researching plants and botany...

So you really think that either they could manage to eat it safely despite the thorns, or if not, they would know and wouldn't even try? Those hair-like thorns are really nasty, and unlike regular thorns, there isn't even a gap on the stems where they could bite around the thorns... they are...

Hi everyone! We've always thought that the bramble berries we have were normal wild red raspberries. Just recently, during other research, I found out they are actually a different but related species, Rubus phoenicolasius (Japanese Wineberry, Wineberry, or Wine Raspberry)...

Happy Resurrection Day everyone! Rejoice for He is risen!