We have new keets: red-eyed silver, red-eyed cinnamon, lots of chocolate guinea fowl keets

We have new keets, so we can breed all the colours available in Australia. We have one red-eyed silver, one red-eyed cinnamon, lots of chocolate guinea fowl keets (which are known as brown overseas) and some new lavender with predominantly white bodies. Stunning birds.

I've kept the surviving brown guinea fowl girl with these keets, as she had no friends in the flock and it broke my heart to see her being on the outside of the flock, plus she was very much in danger, not being included within the flock. She is very settled with the babies and there is another guinea fowl, Betty White, who has a damaged leg and cannot keep up with the flock. She is less happy about being locked up, but I am very concerned that all the running around is making her leg worse and she is also vulnerable straggling behind when the flock moves around.

Watch the next video of their set up.

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