Is your brooder a trunk Bob?
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They're such teddy bears this lot, they look so cuddly!Happy Fluffy Butt Friday everyone. It didn't take them long to leave the cage this morning. 2 minutes after the door was opened they were out exploring. They stayed out for a hour then returned to the cage to get down to the serious business of egg laying. I'm going to give them a few more days to settle in, but soon going to have to do some serious booty washing. Hopefully next Friday these girls will have some clean butts to show off.
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Hehehe dear little cheepers can see all the way over there! AwwwCheck out the Necks on those Chicks!
You must be so relieved Bob. Are they pooping well too?Proof that They are Drinking. 9/3/21
I'm really looking forward to seeing these two grow. They're such a lovely type of chicken and colour!I think maybe we can stop worrying that they aren’t getting fluids and nutrition and can all focus on the developing hair dos.
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That lacing is gorgeous.Some of Peggy's blue feathers have dark pencilling on the edges too. She's wearing old feathers right now, so it's not very pronounced but if you look at her chest in particular you'll spot some dark laced feathers.
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Hmm I'll try another photo...
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I got the cardboard top for cheap at my pet chicken. I bought a standing coop heater for when I start shuttling them out to the Cluckle Hut and saw the cardboard tops. I'm thinking they will work great. We shall see.Up periscope!
I guess at that age there are lots of new things to look at.
They will be on top of the heater plate before the end of the weekend. Clever to give it a cardboard top. I got the little red lid that is supposed to prevent them from roosting on top. It didn’t. I think flat top cardboard top looks like a better idea.
Looks can be deceiving. I've handled them once since they are still wary and do not want to push them. I want them to come to me on their own. When I was packing them to the coop, 4 out of the 6 bit me, repeatedly. I hope the biting was purely out of stress.They're such teddy bears this lot, they look so cuddly!
It was so relieving to actually see them drink. I am starting to "un-tense" a little. I was really tied up by what happened before. I'm really surprised that it had me wound so tight. I simply did not realize how deeply it had affected me.I think maybe we can stop worrying that they aren’t getting fluids and nutrition and can all focus on the developing hair dos.
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