Have been reading numerous posts from BYC forum and appreciate all the helpful hints so far. I have just acquired my first flock which consist of 5 guineas and 5 chicks. They all are a little over 2 weeks old and getting along well with each other. I will be spending alot of time on the website, trying to figure out how to keep them healthy and alive. I can't believe how attached you can get to a bird! My 13 year old has adopted one as well. I have posted a few pics of them in my album. Still have to take photos of the rest. Have been busy trying to house them properly. Thanks again for all the help!
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