Here are more pictures of the babies.
We have: feather footed and cochin bantams along with australorps, giants, turkens, buff rocks, sussex, brahmas, and orpingtons, which is a mix of brown layers. The bigger ones seem to get along with the bantams even though the bantams are so tiny. Having fun being a mother hen!
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Awww....chickies! Very Cute!
Hi Peggy, so nice to have you home again..*VBS* I always miss you when you are away..and to have you and Miss Maggie gone...well, almost too much! But (((hugs))) dear friend, welcome home to you and the little ones..*VBS* They look wonderful....I do love baby chicks..especially the banties. Courage in a tea cup..LOL
awww they are so cute! My daughter would go nuts over them! Welcome back btw!
they are sooo adorable! Sounds like you had a wonderful visit with your family! Welcome home!
What cute babies!! Just adorable!
They will grow fast!
Aww how cute! I'd like to touch them! Well I better don't think at touching any bids because we have the bird flue over here in Germany that the wild birds brought and now our poor hens, chicks etc. are not allowed to go out anymore. That's so sad!
They sure are gorgeous. It will be fun to watch them grow and change. Give one a cuddle for me ;)
we are soon to order our pullets. I just love them for the first little while, then they become just one more chore on the farm. Messy little ones at that. We have auracaunas and enjoy their green eggs !
Peggy, how adorable! I am excited for you. What fun this must be...I hope they all survive and do well.
I love chickens..did you know that australorps are actually an australian breed? so you have some aussie chooks !
I'm going to be raising chicks for the first time soon. Will be getting day-old chicks in April. I'm planning on starting them off in a cardboard box; it looks like that's what you've done.
How many chicks are in the box and how big is the box?
How long do you expect that box to hold them before you need to separate them into multiple boxes or move them to the coop/house?
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