Episode 5 of our Corona virus lockdown is all about the birds here at the tiny farm. Japanese quail and chickens.
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Just on laying times, we had a BarneVelder -- until it died. Cost us $40.
But this breed will lay through the winter and supposedly for longer than other breeds.
The Caboolture Poultry Club sells them. The club runs a stall on Sundays at the Feedmania Feed Store on Beerburrum Rd just down from the markets.
PermaPoultry should also sell them or be able to get them.
Lovely bird.
Oh, and I'm amazed you got POL girls. They are rarer than hens teeth right now (pun intended).
I can't let my quails join with the chickens unless they are raised together. The chooks will attack them otherwise. You shouldn't have missed the window yet because the day length is still long enough. My quails have always continued to lay during winter.
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