#chickens — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #chickens, aggregated by home.social.
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Detection of #H5N1 HPAIV Clade 2.3.4.4b Avian #Influenza Virus in Backyard #Chickens in #CostaRica, https://etidiohnew.blogspot.com/2026/07/detection-of-h5n1-hpaiv-clade-2344b.html
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Detection of #H5N1 HPAIV Clade 2.3.4.4b Avian #Influenza Virus in Backyard #Chickens in #CostaRica, https://etidiohnew.blogspot.com/2026/07/detection-of-h5n1-hpaiv-clade-2344b.html
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TFW you know there's a hidden nest somewhere but you can't find it. And then you're checking on the pullets to make sure they're getting plenty of water, and you find the hidden nest.
It's a weird mix of exciting and goddamnit.
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TFW you know there's a hidden nest somewhere but you can't find it. And then you're checking on the pullets to make sure they're getting plenty of water, and you find the hidden nest.
It's a weird mix of exciting and goddamnit.
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Good morning
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Good morning
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Good morning
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Good morning
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Two of my daughters worked to make this glorious felted chickenhead for my desk.
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Two of my daughters worked to make this glorious felted chickenhead for my desk.
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My chickens really want you all to know that someone just laid an egg. They are really excited about it. All three of them have joined in to sing the song of their people - very loudly. 😂 🐔 #Chickens
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My chickens really want you all to know that someone just laid an egg. They are really excited about it. All three of them have joined in to sing the song of their people - very loudly. 😂 🐔 #Chickens
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Goodness gracious, we're going to be eating on this egg for days like the crew from "Caveman"
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Goodness gracious, we're going to be eating on this egg for days like the crew from "Caveman"
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#ColossalBiosciences is growing #chickens in a 3D-printed container
In an early step towards artificial wombs, a #biotech company claims it’s developed a “fully artificial” chicken #egg as part of its effort to resurrect extinct avian species, including birds like the dodo and the giant moa.
Colossal was founded in 2021 with plans to use gene editing and reproductive technology to restore extinct species, including the woolly mammoth.
https://www.technologyreview.com/2026/05/19/1137471/colossal-biosciences-is-growing-chickens-in-a-3d-printed-container/
https://archive.is/20260519123121/https://www.technologyreview.com/2026/05/19/1137471/colossal-biosciences-is-growing-chickens-in-a-3d-printed-container/ -
#ColossalBiosciences is growing #chickens in a 3D-printed container
In an early step towards artificial wombs, a #biotech company claims it’s developed a “fully artificial” chicken #egg as part of its effort to resurrect extinct avian species, including birds like the dodo and the giant moa.
Colossal was founded in 2021 with plans to use gene editing and reproductive technology to restore extinct species, including the woolly mammoth.
https://www.technologyreview.com/2026/05/19/1137471/colossal-biosciences-is-growing-chickens-in-a-3d-printed-container/
https://archive.is/20260519123121/https://www.technologyreview.com/2026/05/19/1137471/colossal-biosciences-is-growing-chickens-in-a-3d-printed-container/ -
#ColossalBiosciences is growing #chickens in a 3D-printed container
In an early step towards artificial wombs, a #biotech company claims it’s developed a “fully artificial” chicken #egg as part of its effort to resurrect extinct avian species, including birds like the dodo and the giant moa.
Colossal was founded in 2021 with plans to use gene editing and reproductive technology to restore extinct species, including the woolly mammoth.
https://www.technologyreview.com/2026/05/19/1137471/colossal-biosciences-is-growing-chickens-in-a-3d-printed-container/
https://archive.is/20260519123121/https://www.technologyreview.com/2026/05/19/1137471/colossal-biosciences-is-growing-chickens-in-a-3d-printed-container/ -
#ColossalBiosciences is growing #chickens in a 3D-printed container
In an early step towards artificial wombs, a #biotech company claims it’s developed a “fully artificial” chicken #egg as part of its effort to resurrect extinct avian species, including birds like the dodo and the giant moa.
Colossal was founded in 2021 with plans to use gene editing and reproductive technology to restore extinct species, including the woolly mammoth.
https://www.technologyreview.com/2026/05/19/1137471/colossal-biosciences-is-growing-chickens-in-a-3d-printed-container/
https://archive.is/20260519123121/https://www.technologyreview.com/2026/05/19/1137471/colossal-biosciences-is-growing-chickens-in-a-3d-printed-container/ -
#ColossalBiosciences is growing #chickens in a 3D-printed container
In an early step towards artificial wombs, a #biotech company claims it’s developed a “fully artificial” chicken #egg as part of its effort to resurrect extinct avian species, including birds like the dodo and the giant moa.
Colossal was founded in 2021 with plans to use gene editing and reproductive technology to restore extinct species, including the woolly mammoth.
https://www.technologyreview.com/2026/05/19/1137471/colossal-biosciences-is-growing-chickens-in-a-3d-printed-container/
https://archive.is/20260519123121/https://www.technologyreview.com/2026/05/19/1137471/colossal-biosciences-is-growing-chickens-in-a-3d-printed-container/ -
The #chickens are chilling out in the shade of the sheep shed, but they get excited to have some corn.
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The #chickens are chilling out in the shade of the sheep shed, but they get excited to have some corn.
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En af hønsene er stukket af fra indhegningen og er ude på ribs-rov! 🐔 😎
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En af hønsene er stukket af fra indhegningen og er ude på ribs-rov! 🐔 😎
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'Drone' warfare is older than you might think. In 1267, the Sheriff of Essex claimed, as a confidence trick, that 40 male chickens were to be used to carry incendiaries, tied to their feet, as part of efforts to quell a popular uprising in London. Not carried out in practice, the idea was nevertheless there!
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We have (not entirely by plan) a Barnevelder chick that had a difficult hatch and came out with splay leg and spent several days in a cup before experimentally transitioning to the brooder. It's trying, and it's slowly improving, but it's SO small that none of my usual chicken interventions are feasible. I can't gavage it, that's for damn sure. Syringe-feeding protein slurry blobs for it to peck off the nozzle is risky, but it's too unstable to peck at a feeder normally.
A /real/ farmer would just cull it, but I'm a poseur.
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Today I had the audacity to take an orange bucket that did *not* have chicken food in it out to the outdoor bathroom and the chickens followed me *all the way there* and then turned around and acted like they'd intended to peck that one spot so far away the whole time!
Also somehow hens are breaking into the brood box and annoying our currently broody hen. Investigation ongoing. Chickens are weird.
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