Avian influenza (AI, also known as bird flu) is a highly contagious, infectious bird disease caused by various strains of the influenza virus. Bird flu is spread primarily by migrating waterfowl via their droppings. Anyone or anything that comes in contact with infected droppings can transmit the virus to other birds. "[Bird flu] rides the wind, lives in water, can attach itself to clothes, tires, shovels, manure spreaders…..anything."1 Avian influenza should scare the heck out of all backyard chicken keepers.

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Intimate Telluride Mountain Wedding - photo by Brumley & Wells

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Wedding Ideas Full of Southern Charm from Tec Petaja

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Wedding Ideas Full of Southern Charm from Tec Petaja

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10 Food Life Hacks

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Romantic Outdoor Tented Wedding in Memphis by Angela Mazanti (Floral & Event Design) + Ashley Upchurch (Photography)

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Family tree - Rustic Chic Maryland Farmhouse Wedding by Karson Butler Events (Planner) + Katelyn James Photography

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Beautiful veil pic - Rustic Chic Maryland Farmhouse Wedding by Karson Butler Events (Planner) + Katelyn James Photography

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Rustic Chic Maryland Farmhouse Wedding by Karson Butler Events (Planner) + Katelyn James Photography

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A Boston Terrier and a French Bulldog - Modern DC Art Gallery Wedding by A. Dominick Events (Event Planning) + Vicki Grafton Photography

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Stylish Beverly Hills Courthouse Wedding by Christine Doneé Photography

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Stylish Beverly Hills Courthouse Wedding by Christine Doneé Photography

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Send off - Sweet + Simple Austin Brunch Wedding by Allison Williford (Planner) + Kristen Kilpatrick (Photography)

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Lara and Brandon’s Private Estate Wedding by Boca by Design (Event Designer) + Erika Delgado Photography - via Grey likes weddings

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How to Clean Everything in Your Home and Beyond

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Cut and paste practice sheets for each letter of the alphabet focusing on beginning sounds. Great practice to help develop fine motor skills for alphabet practice. Also includes 6 picture cards for each level. This packet also includes 6 picture cards for each letter in both color and black and white.

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Succulent Brick Planters

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DIY Seed Bombs

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Most can be grown in containers as well as in the ground, and can be adapted to different planting zones, which range from 10 in the deep South to 3 up in the North. Plant them in containers or in the ground.

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Gorilla Tornado Photograpy - | Creatures |

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by Tec Petaja

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by Tec Petaja

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by Tec Petaja

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As long as there are no internal injuries, an aspirin drinking water solution can be offered to an injured chicken for a maximum of three days. Add 5 aspirin tablets (total of 325 mg) to one gallon of water.

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Dakin's Solution for Wound cleaning in chickens.

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Cute egg basket!

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Most backyard chicken keepers have no access to a veterinarian willing or able to treat an injured chicken, so when a pet chicken is hurt, self-help is the only recourse. Some of the following basic first aid care measures for injured chickens may be life-saving when a vet visit is not an option.

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With all the joys and benefits that come with keeping backyard chickens, there are plenty of heartbreaks and weighty decisions to be made about their care, chief among them, whether or not to permit a flock to free-range. This is a sensitive subject and for good reason- the stakes are high and the emotions it evokes, even higher.

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Anyone who has kept chickens for more than ten minutes knows that the urge to add more birds to the existing flock is ever-present. This urge is commonly referred to as “Chicken Math” and it peaks in early spring when adorable baby chicks begin arriving in feed stores. The desire to add different breeds and feather patterns to a backyard flock and a rainbow of eggshell colors to an egg basket all contribute to the formidable force we know as Chicken Math and the only compelling constraint on this force is space.

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