Baby Chick Pictures!!!!! POST!

[PrairieChickens]

Yeah, I got mine on sale, or I wouldn't have been willing to pay what they were asking for it lol

 

[MountainOrchard]

We finally had a warm enough day for me to bring the chicks outside! They are 10 days old.

One of five Buff Orpingtons. I haven't named any of these yet because I can't tell them apart.

A human leg makes a pretty good perch!

Easter Egger Lucille, who so far is the most aggressive and dominant one (maybe a roo? Hope not.)

Easter Egger named Maeby

Easter Egger my nieces named Elsa

The first of many sessions desensitizing my hound dog to these tempting fluffy morsels!

Stretch!

 

[Kimmie716]

So Cute!!!!

 

[Kimmie716]

I love their cute little stretches

 

[DrFarmersDrWife]

My new chicks!

Two(?) week old white Silki. I named her Blue.

And my d'uccle, named Uncle even though it had better be a she!

Any guesses on my ultra tiny 3wk bantam baby? Boy girl? Breed?

Next to two wk old Pekin ducks:

 

[PrairieChickens]

Although the older chicks are enthusiastic explorers, the little fluffy babies are not as adventurous. This is as far as they made it out of the coop when I opened the run up for some free range time.

As you can see, our barred rock roo has been a busy fella.

 

[Lexie]

Nugget and Sweet and Sour. They are about a week old. These are the smallest of the flock.

 

[aart]

Although the older chicks are enthusiastic explorers, the little fluffy babies are not as adventurous. This is as far as they made it out of the coop when I opened the run up for some free range time.

As you can see, our barred rock roo has been a busy fella.

No problem integrating the youngers fluffs with the olders? My 6 week olds want to eat my 2 week olds.
I have them penned next to each other....waiting for the youngers to get bigger before giving physical access.

 

[potagergirl]

your white silki "Blue" could not be any cuter

 

[gardengirl4288]

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