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Isadora has eaten one (literally, singular) green bean!
The biggest tree's start with a single seed it's a startIsadora has eaten one (literally, singular) green bean!
Exactly - I'm very thrilled she ate one!The biggest tree's start with a single seed it's a start
Just a question since I am still learning, but when avians are given eggs how are they fried? I don’t think cooking it in butter or oil would be healthy but I’m not sure how else without it sticking to the panThat looks way better than my own breakfast
Today was egg day, so I made him a mini fried quail egg, with some cooked kale and corn on the side. He gets this once every month.
Next week i'll be making him pasta, I found pasta made out of chia seed and water from my local farmer shop. He'll get that with some "sauce" (strawberry pure) on top.
. Just to think that in the wild he'd be flying miles for one seed![]()
Coconut oil is what I useJust a question since I am still learning, but when avians are given eggs how are they fried? I don’t think cooking it in butter or oil would be healthy but I’m not sure how else without it sticking to the pan
I'm pretty lazy so I just pop it on a plate and in the microwave. But Coconut oil is safe to use for food,Just a question since I am still learning, but when avians are given eggs how are they fried? I don’t think cooking it in butter or oil would be healthy but I’m not sure how else without it sticking to the pan
Boiled or poached egg is usually how I share them as there are no extra fats added that wayJust a question since I am still learning, but when avians are given eggs how are they fried? I don’t think cooking it in butter or oil would be healthy but I’m not sure how else without it sticking to the pan