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Fair warning: My almost out of eggs isn't likely your almost out of eggs. However, I don't have a single duck nor chicken egg in the fridge. With these damn polar bears stirring up a vortex, my yardbirds are pretty much laying frozen eggs. Every single one I bring in is either rock solid or cracked. Those go straight to the dogs.

My air hole on the quail drinker froze shut a couple days ago meaning the drinker-nipples wouldn't work. I sorted that out, but the heater bulb burned out that night. They went almost 2 days with presumably only a 30 minute period with liquid water. No eggs for 2 days. Only 1 egg yesterday. I gave them a bag of popcorn and a large snowball to make up for it.

I'm sitting on maybe 20 quail eggs in the fridge. It's turning into The Road over here. I blame the jews.

Fair warning: *My* almost out of eggs isn't likely *your* almost out of eggs. However, I don't have a single duck nor chicken egg in the fridge. With these damn polar bears stirring up a vortex, my yardbirds are pretty much laying frozen eggs. Every single one I bring in is either rock solid or cracked. Those go straight to the dogs. My air hole on the quail drinker froze shut a couple days ago meaning the drinker-nipples wouldn't work. I sorted that out, but the heater bulb burned out that night. They went almost 2 days with presumably only a 30 minute period with liquid water. No eggs for 2 days. Only 1 egg yesterday. I gave them a bag of popcorn and a large snowball to make up for it. I'm sitting on *maybe* 20 quail eggs in the fridge. It's turning into The Road over here. I blame the jews.

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The ducks get water for a brief period every morning, then they just eat snow. I have a light bulb inside a cookie tin to keep a gallon drinker thawed for the quail. It's just that when shit goes wrong, it does it all together.