just adopted a new bunny today. boy, did we strike it rich! he is amazingly fantastic for a rescue...fearless and chill. I am awestruck!
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pics! pics! pics!just adopted a new bunny today. boy, did we strike it rich! he is amazingly fantastic for a rescue...fearless and chill. I am awestruck!
Hatch outcome:
51 eggs, 39 lockdown, 26 hatched, 1 deceased, leaving 25 chicks. Broody all 7 eggs hatched.
AND ask and you shall receive mean OEG went broody BUT BUT also:
Blue Orphington - given to me a month ago because she was broody but rejected the eggs and wanted to be a hen again
OEG hen that pretended last year
BO hen completed first year of lay just this month
and another not sure what breed she is but looks like a SLW but with feathers on her feet.
So kinda glad I won't be incubating eggs again I'll be giving my delaware eggs to the broodies.
Here are some pics of the May hatch:
I've never seen or had a chick thats been white with a tinge of silver. She's the one on top of the food.
My husband broke ground with the new coop today.
DH works in southern tech center, his boss gave him a raise to keep him close to work so our options have become limited.
It sounds as if your DH is well appreciated by his boss, so that's a good thing! What is your target distance from DTC? I know someone who just sold a house in Parker to people who specifically bought where they did because they can have chickens there, and I can ask him about any other properties for sale in the same area if you like, unless you already know you've exhausted the market there.
What a cutie. And the bunny too.