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Carla Tilghman

Carla Tilghman

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Managing Editor, Backyard Poultry Magazine

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Total articles 58

  • Spotting Ectoparasites on Ducks

    By Erin Masur, Carla Tilghman Verified| Backyard Poultry Magazine Verified Lice and mites taking bites: ectoparasites on ducks. Story by Erin Masur, DVMWith their downy feathers and hardy nature, ducks are less vulnerable to lice and mites than chickens. However, duck owners would be remiss to assume we have one less thing to worry about. Ectoparasites — the creepy-crawlies, including lice and mites, that infest skin and feathers — have been documented in waterfowl.

    By Erin Masur, Carla Tilghman Verified · Backyard Poultry Magazine

    Feb. 23, 2024

  • Ask the Experts, April/May 2024

    By Carla Tilghman Verified| Backyard Poultry Magazine Verified Marissa Ames and Carla Tilghman answer your poultry questions about dog training, molting, duck behavior and more. Dog TrainingWe’re owners of a 1-year-old female Pyrenees. Yesterday, she allowed our neighbor’s German Shepherd to kill our favorite hen.

    By Carla Tilghman Verified · Backyard Poultry Magazine

    Feb. 23, 2024

  • Spotting Ectoparasites on Ducks

    By Erin Masur, Carla Tilghman Verified| Backyard Poultry Magazine Verified Lice and mites taking bites: ectoparasites on ducks. Story by Erin Masur, DVMWith their downy feathers and hardy nature, ducks are less vulnerable to lice and mites than chickens. However, duck owners would be remiss to assume we have one less thing to worry about. Ectoparasites — the creepy-crawlies, including lice and mites, that infest skin and feathers — have been documented in waterfowl.

    By Erin Masur, Carla Tilghman Verified · Backyard Poultry Magazine

    Feb. 23, 2024

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Backyard Poultry Magazine

Medford, Wisconsin, United States

'+1 970-392-4419