Two more hatched today.
Moved yesterday's hatchlings to brooder camp.
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5 comments:
I'm glad to see your flock is growing. If I thought my Rooster would survive the ride, I'd bring him on the next trip out.
I can't wait to watch them grow and thrive.
these guys should provide some entertainment as they're growing. Are Ginger and Mary still with you and providing eggs?
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John, the above link is to a homested site on FB that share an idea for baby chicks. They took a feather duster and hung it over the brood chicks to mimic a mother hen.
LOL welcome to motherhood, your list of dependents just doubled.
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