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    Is this an Easter Egger?

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  2. 14 weeks

    14 weeks

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  3. My son and Crystal, who I think is an Easter Egger

    My son and Crystal, who I think is an Easter Egger

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  4. The flock free-ranges during the daylight hours and still lives inside the classroom during the week and my kitchen on the weekends and holidays while their coops (one at school for the rest of the school year, and one at my house that the children are helping to build for the rest of the chickens' lives after this school year) are finished.

    The flock free-ranges during the daylight hours and still lives inside the classroom during the week and my kitchen on the weekends and holidays while their coops (one at school for the rest of the school year, and one at my house that the children are helping to build for the rest of the chickens' lives after this school year) are finished.

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  5. The children loved and still love to hold the chickens.

    The children loved and still love to hold the chickens.

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  6. The indoor brooder at 5 weeks.

    The indoor brooder at 5 weeks.

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  7. Michaelmas discovering the joys of dirt baths at 5 weeks old.

    Michaelmas discovering the joys of dirt baths at 5 weeks old.

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  8. The seven chicks loved basking in the warmth of their EcoGlow.

    The seven chicks loved basking in the warmth of their EcoGlow.

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  9. On September 30, 2016, six "day-old" chicks were purchased at a local feed store to create a flock for our one chick that hatched during class on September 29. We had incubated a dozen eggs from a local farm, but only two hatched. The first one hatched early and was prolapsed. The second one hatched at 21 days on Michaelmas morning, so the children named her Michaelmas.

    On September 30, 2016, six "day-old" chicks were purchased at a local feed store to create a flock for our one chick that hatched during class on September 29. We had incubated a dozen eggs from a local farm, but only two hatched. The first one hatched early and was prolapsed. The second one hatched at 21 days on Michaelmas morning, so the children named her Michaelmas.

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    Is this an Easter Egger?

    Back in late September, one of my third graders brought this chicken to add to our class flock as a "day-old" chick. She was sold as an Ameraucana at the feed store, but from what I am reading in other threads, I am thinking she is an Easter Egger. Could someone confirm that this is an Easter...
  11. 18 weeks old

    18 weeks old

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  12. The temporary coop that is at school during the week and at home on the weekends while the coops are getting completed

    The temporary coop that is at school during the week and at home on the weekends while the coops are getting completed

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  13. Michaelmas' first egg

    Michaelmas' first egg

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  14. 17 weeks old

    17 weeks old

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  15. 17 weeks old

    17 weeks old

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  16. 17 weeks old

    17 weeks old

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  17. The brooder, turned indoor coop, at school continues to be used while a new door is made for the school coop.

    The brooder, turned indoor coop, at school continues to be used while a new door is made for the school coop.

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  18. 9 weeks old

    9 weeks old

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  19. Crystal, an Easter Egger?

    Crystal, an Easter Egger?

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