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They are getting very difficult to have inside. Thankfully the upstairs room they are in is unfinished with water resistant subfloor. Everytime I take the lid off I lose most of them running around the floor. Fresh food with herbs on top tricks most of them back in.

They still push and make a ruckus, but it doesn't take them too long to spread out a little in the corner and sleep fine. Going to have to go through this all over again in a couple weeks when they go to the coop.

Everything is exactly the same. They are super happy during the day. They were raised with a heat plate, which they barely use anymore, but it's still there if they want it. I had a nightlight that I weemed them off about a week ago by slowly covering more each night. I think they calmed down now.

Still drama. I put a little plastic divider in the corner they are clustered, which makes them spread out and seems to keep them from hurting each other very much.

I have noticed when I sing or whistle they get quiet and watch me. They are back to there normal happy selves this morning. Hopefully tonight goes better.

They have settled down. Several of them didn't care at all. They just found they spot and chilled out while the others were freaking.

Ok. I feel bad because they were pushing so hard into each other, I would the occasional pained squawk.

My 19 chicks are almost 4 weeks old. I moved them to a 4x8 brooder this morning and they loved it all day. I noticed as the sun was going down, they started making unhappy chirps. Thinking they were stressed I moved them back to there old brooder. They just piled into the corner pushing making...