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    It's been 2 and a half weeks. They are a lot fluffier, and one of them is laying! I haven't got a decent photo, so here is a picture of my daughter and my dog investigating the fish pond that exists within the coup.
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    I know the feeling. The urge to adopt all of them is strong.
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    Welcome.
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    No eggs though.
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    They are more colourful, and they are sprouting new feathers on their necks.
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    Hello from Australia! I have eggs and not much idea what to do!

    I've got no advice, but that is such a lovely story. I watch with interest.
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    Greetings from Melbourne. This site/forum is awesome.
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    I could easily have got 7 myself, I wanted to take all of them. Are they happy and healthy these days amongst the flock?
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    Thanks for the encouragement and the advice, guys. They're pretty bold given their history. They keep chasing their 'guard'dog.
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    Thanks guys.
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    I actually don't know. Now I've read up on it, I'd like to find out. I'll let you know as soon as I find out. They did look pretty happy, that said, they had been rescued a week earlier, and wormed and vaccinated by their rescuers. So they had been free ranging before I got them. They cost $6.00...
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    Hello, My name is Chris, and I have just adopted four ex-battery hens. They have already taken to their new spacious coop. I'll post some photos along the way to track their return to looking like a healthy bird. Cheers, Chris.
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