Baby Chick Pictures!!!!! POST!

[21hens-incharge]

It is sad, but there are a lot of people that do not think that chickens have ..... well...... identities. They like to think of them as mindless things not living breathing THINKING beings.

 

[amelia123]

It is sad, but there are a lot of people that do not think that chickens have ..... well...... identities. They like to think of them as mindless things not living breathing THINKING beings.

I know what you mean. Some people, unfortunately most people I've met, think that chickens are stupid, however, some are much smarter than dogs... (No offense to my Standard Poodle!!!)

 

[Peep-Chicken]

I know what you mean. Some people, unfortunately most people I've met, think that chickens are stupid, however, some are much smarter than dogs... (No offense to my Standard Poodle!!!)

I have to agree with you!

 

[MrsBird2011]

Got this bearded Silkie 2 days ago (he's quarantining in my spair bathroom). 6 months and absolutely stunning!

 

[Peep-Chicken]

Got this bearded Silkie 2 days ago (he's quarantining in my spair bathroom). 6 months and absolutely stunning!

 

[Garjzla]

That is sad

Poor chickens!!

Yeah, and I feel terrible for the turkeys, people just see them as a food source, so more turkeys die for Thanksgiving than any other animal:'(

It is sad, but there are a lot of people that do not think that chickens have ..... well...... identities. They like to think of them as mindless things not living breathing THINKING beings.

It's not possible for me, I even feel bad when there's a worm on the porch, I feel bad enough to pick it up and select a safe patch of grass/dirt to put it in.

 

[brandini73]

These are from our first incubator hatch. They all have a Barnevelder daddy & an assortment of mommies. Two of the light ones are from a Cuckoo Maran, so we were surprised they're so light with such dark parents.

 

[Garjzla]

I know what you mean. Some people, unfortunately most people I've met, think that chickens are stupid, however, some are much smarter than dogs... (No offense to my Standard Poodle!!!)

Yeah, I think Cleopatra is pretty smart, either that or she's a diva, she knows where to look to get the perfect picture!

 

[21hens-incharge]

Got this bearded Silkie 2 days ago (he's quarantining in my spair bathroom). 6 months and absolutely stunning!

He's so FLUFFY OMG.

It's not possible for me, I even feel bad when there's a worm on the porch, I feel bad enough to pick it up and select a safe patch of grass/dirt to put it in.

Oh thank goodness I am not the only worm rescuer out here.

 

[amelia123]

They can eat the cake if it's crumbled. Really, they are just like tiny grown up chickens, they can eat a lot of things, but instead of rotten foods (like grown chickens can eat) make sure it's fresh.

Good to know!

Thanks!!!