Sorry, I couldn't resist that one!

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Wow! What a great video. First of all, you do see that they have doubled in size since yesterday. Amazing. Second they are quite cheeky - pecking at Sydney and trying to jump up on her. But most wonderful is Sydney herself - so alert and how she stretches up vertically at the end presumably inspecting for danger outside. She looks infinitely elastic - like stretching chewing gum!Snack and Nap
The little chickies eating with mom and then settling down to rest.
The transformation in both looks and behaviour is quite noticeable once they have feathered.To my cousins over at Fluffy Butt
I know you are all cute and all that .. .. .. .. that's if you like that cotton ball kind of cuteness which I am personally a bit unclear about as my little sister Minnie has some of that still going on and she is a real pain in the fluffy butt .... ... but just be clear, you got nuffing on me, Dotty, now that I have got fevvers .. .. .. .. here, let me show you .. ..
Sydney has a huge neck. More so than any other chicken I have had. I just love when she stretches it out!Wow! What a great video. First of all, you do see that they have doubled in size since yesterday. Amazing. Second they are quite cheeky - pecking at Sydney and trying to jump up on her. But most wonderful is Sydney herself - so alert and how she stretches up vertically at the end presumably inspecting for danger outside. She looks infinitely elastic - like stretching chewing gum!![]()
It's not something I've seen hens do here.Auntie Aurora
The following video is not just fun because there are chickies in it. Aunt Aurora has finished laying her egg and walks out and past the chickies and Sydney.
The video also captures Aurora's strange nest building while walking behaviour. Watch as she exits the nest and picks up straw and puts it on her back. It’s odd. I watched her do this in the yard one day after laying but instead of straw she was picking up sticks and putting them on her back.
Has anyone ever seen one of their hens do this before?
Interesting - I assumed it was normal. I assumed it was misguided nest building sort of activity, but the funny thing is it looks like she is patting herself on the back for a job well done! I will try and get video of it.It's not something I've seen hens do here.![]()
Sydney is a most gorgeous mother. She has done excellently well!!!Snack and Nap
The little chickies eating with mom and then settling down to rest.
Snack and Nap
The little chickies eating with mom and then settling down to rest.