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Brood plate is still dirty. I knocked as much off it as I could with out a stiff brush and water. I'm a bit afraid to wash it in case I break it.

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NagemTX said:
Yes they are and so quiet. I've never had a bunch this quiet or friendly. Oh I had one that's all black.
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It's so funny you said that, I told my husband when these started hatching they just kept chirping for what seemed like forever 😅 instead of the usual chirp chirp and pass out🤣 They are just noisy little boogers, leaving in about an hour to drop the majority of them off.
 
What a great experience! I got to see the birds they bought from me last year, the littles going into the coop brooder, and some of their other critters!
 

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