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Rising Stars Stable
10:21:01 Willow ~ AA Breeder
Yay, I just got the final glass I needed for RO
Versailles
10:16:53 Versa
I was talking about the decline of their numbers appearing this season, "if it's not avian flu"
Versailles
10:15:48 Versa
Already aware lol
Hummingbird Meadows
10:14:52 Bird
@Versa, that is not avian flu. That comes from moldy feeders.
Versailles
10:13:56 Versa
If it's not avian flu, maybe the heatwaves are throwing off their migrations.
Versailles
10:13:16 Versa
I DO know I've seen some sick hummingbirds, but I suspect these are cases of neighbours not cleaning their feeders. The tongue swells up and the hummingbird can't drink... :(
Hummingbird Meadows
10:12:20 Bird
@Versa, yeah it makes sense. UT is known for their water birds though especially with the great salt lake.
Versailles
10:11:29 Versa
The struggle is if it spreads to the flying flocks. Then the bigger warnings go around. It's not that it primarily affects water birds, as much as it is the water birds aren't really interacting with the other species, if that makes sense
Hummingbird Meadows
10:09:54 Bird
@Versa, that is my understanding, yes. I am in UT and you are way over in TN though.
Versailles
10:09:24 Versa
Wolf,
Other than the fit it has thrown, it's... Doing hand things I guess, functioning as I'd hope while screeching about it angrily. LOL
Versailles
10:08:20 Versa
Ahhh, so you were told to worry about water birds probably because that's what's currently sick in your area. Over here, there's major warnings of avian flu going around and it's suggested feeders are taken down entirely. So it's chill over there, currently
Hummingbird Meadows
10:07:17 Bird
@Versa, I thought about taking my feeder down, but was told in my area to only worry about water birds at the moment. I haven't refilled it anyways though since I hardly see any visitors, but that is typical for summer.
Wolf Dancer
10:07:13 Wolf Burger (Leg)
Hows your hand Versa?
Cloud Peak Stables
10:06:28 Cloud
Hummingbirds are considered to be low risk for avian flu.
Versailles
10:05:58 Versa
Nah, it's hitting a lot of things... I've had to bleach my brand new feeder three times already because of sick visitors
Hummingbird Meadows
10:04:27 Bird
@Versa, my understanding was it is primarily affecting water birds?
Versailles
10:03:58 Versa
I'm willing to bet avian flu has something to do with it, sadly.
Cloud Peak Stables
10:01:41 Cloud
I'm definitely curious to know if others have seen less too.
Hummingbird Meadows
10:00:22 Bird
@Cloud, I just made a post in one of my birding groups on Facebook to see if anyone else is experiencing something similar. =/
KPH Equestrian
09:59:59 Rapcoon | Jester
oh no :( hopefully they'll be back!

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Rising Stars Stable
10:21:01 Willow ~ AA Breeder
Yay, I just got the final glass I needed for RO
Versailles
10:16:53 Versa
I was talking about the decline of their numbers appearing this season, "if it's not avian flu"
Versailles
10:15:48 Versa
Already aware lol
Hummingbird Meadows
10:14:52 Bird
@Versa, that is not avian flu. That comes from moldy feeders.
Versailles
10:13:56 Versa
If it's not avian flu, maybe the heatwaves are throwing off their migrations.
Versailles
10:13:16 Versa
I DO know I've seen some sick hummingbirds, but I suspect these are cases of neighbours not cleaning their feeders. The tongue swells up and the hummingbird can't drink... :(
Hummingbird Meadows
10:12:20 Bird
@Versa, yeah it makes sense. UT is known for their water birds though especially with the great salt lake.
Versailles
10:11:29 Versa
The struggle is if it spreads to the flying flocks. Then the bigger warnings go around. It's not that it primarily affects water birds, as much as it is the water birds aren't really interacting with the other species, if that makes sense
Hummingbird Meadows
10:09:54 Bird
@Versa, that is my understanding, yes. I am in UT and you are way over in TN though.
Versailles
10:09:24 Versa
Wolf,
Other than the fit it has thrown, it's... Doing hand things I guess, functioning as I'd hope while screeching about it angrily. LOL
Versailles
10:08:20 Versa
Ahhh, so you were told to worry about water birds probably because that's what's currently sick in your area. Over here, there's major warnings of avian flu going around and it's suggested feeders are taken down entirely. So it's chill over there, currently
Hummingbird Meadows
10:07:17 Bird
@Versa, I thought about taking my feeder down, but was told in my area to only worry about water birds at the moment. I haven't refilled it anyways though since I hardly see any visitors, but that is typical for summer.
Wolf Dancer
10:07:13 Wolf Burger (Leg)
Hows your hand Versa?
Cloud Peak Stables
10:06:28 Cloud
Hummingbirds are considered to be low risk for avian flu.
Versailles
10:05:58 Versa
Nah, it's hitting a lot of things... I've had to bleach my brand new feeder three times already because of sick visitors
Hummingbird Meadows
10:04:27 Bird
@Versa, my understanding was it is primarily affecting water birds?
Versailles
10:03:58 Versa
I'm willing to bet avian flu has something to do with it, sadly.
Cloud Peak Stables
10:01:41 Cloud
I'm definitely curious to know if others have seen less too.
Hummingbird Meadows
10:00:22 Bird
@Cloud, I just made a post in one of my birding groups on Facebook to see if anyone else is experiencing something similar. =/
KPH Equestrian
09:59:59 Rapcoon | Jester
oh no :( hopefully they'll be back!

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Showing/Leveling Up Experiment? November 30, 2022 09:55 PM

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Just wondering, has anyone ever done an experiment on how long it takes on average for horses of different ratings and/or breeds to level-up? Like, we're talking a "real" research experiment: start with X number of horses of each breed and rating that have had zero training, distribute them evenly between riders to minimize standard error, etc.?
Showing/Leveling Up Experiment? December 1, 2022 11:06 AM


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Yes, I did several experiments like this in the past 10+ RL years.
At the end of a lifetime, all horses of any rating are able to earn almost the same amount of money.
The ones with the lower ratings take a lot longer to level up - but once they are in the winnings they will stay there for much longer. A horse with an E or W rating will sometimes level up even before they are in the top winnings - and they are SM at about 13yo with SD training.
The horse with the sub rating will not even become SM eventually before it dies. But if it gets shown on a regular bias whenever it is ready, it will be able to earn almost as much as the higher leveled ones!
Training times will vary, depending if they are trained SD or AD.
While a WWW AD horse will level up within 4-5 weeks, a sub/sub/sub AD horse will probably level up within 12-14 weeks.
All the others are somewhere in between and this is why I consider good SSS or even lower PPP to be the best rating for showing.
Showing/Leveling Up Experiment? December 1, 2022 10:15 PM

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That's interesting to know! I'd be interested in doing some experiments of my own as a side project, but don't know if I want to sink the ebs into it just yet since I'd want to purchase a couple separate barns and need to fill them with horses to do so. If I sold my crop fields that I, unfortunately, don't use, that would get me a good start though. :P

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