Oh my goodness those are some cute little fuzzy bottoms and feet! And the mommy hen is very attractive!Those are serious fuzz balls... literally! How are they so round?! Crazy cute!
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Oh my goodness those are some cute little fuzzy bottoms and feet! And the mommy hen is very attractive!Those are serious fuzz balls... literally! How are they so round?! Crazy cute!
Congrats! I love little fuzzy butts!!!! So glad your momma is calmer this time!Five out of six have hatched, and the one left I'm giving a little bit longer before we give up. Two hatched overnight, and the one left candles ok and doesn't smell, so we will see. I moved momma and babies to a nest on the ground, and she transitioned okay even though she has an egg left. She's not getting up, but only one chick is interested in eating, the first one hatched yesterday. By this evening I will remove the last egg if still not hatched. Lillie (our broody) is being much calmer and nicer about being handled and the chicks being touched than she was last time she hatched. I love hatching with a broody!
mom and the first hatched, plus a little yellow butt and leg sticking out from her chest! I think the yellow came from a white egg, no idea what it is, haven't inspected it closely yet. The black I thought was from the hamburg egg, but that is the one still not hatched. I think this one is a marans mix from a dark brown egg, but not positive.
one of the ones born overnight, still a little damp, hatched from an unknown large white egg.
a sweet little EE, chipmunk markings and cheek poufs! We have two like this, one darker than the other, both hatched from green eggs.
Nice looking chicks and momma. When I tried to move my hen and chicks my momma went berserk I had to pin her down to catch the chicks. I'll say one thing about my broody very protective.Congrats! I love little fuzzy butts!!!! So glad your momma is calmer this time!
Sadly my little broody bantam decided halfway through day 3 she was missing out on too much fun outside, and got up off the nest and didn't go backEggs are now in my friends incubator, and i'm hoping that between the two of us we have a hen go broody in time to sneak a couple of eggs under before they hatch, and then get her to adopt the chicks.
My friend has one broody hen, but she has been sitting a while already, and she already has some of my eggs under her, but they are 2 weeks in, and i think the age gap might be a bit big to get her to foster the incubabies when they (hopefully) hatch.
So fingers crossed for another broody hen here. Anyone have one they want to send to me in NZ? hahaha