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One of my favorite babies.
My most recent broody started showing signs of being over it at about 4 weeks. She would go in at night and hop up to the roost with the rest of the flock and settle right in but the babies would cry and whine until, eventually, she gave in and went back to the spot she'd been nesting with them on the floor of the coop. Did your broody stay up there the whole night? Once she stopped sleeping with them she cut back her daytime devotion as well - she'd still step in if someone was getting out of hand with one of the kids for about a week, and tolerated them sticking close to her, but after that time she was just another flock member when it came to how she reacted to them.Then the broody indeed took the babies out in the yard. But tonight she's roosting with the flock. Is that normal? The babies didn't seem distressed. I guess I'll see if she's tending them tomorrow, or if she's over it.
Wow - you're going to be swimming in littles! Good luck on both hatches.Hi everyone, just stopped in for a visit. Glad to hear that your feeling better today Granny girlsorry to hear that your darling grandson lost his little buddy. So eggciting that he now has replacements. I just loaded the Bator's on Sat. with 53 eggs and found out I had a new broody that day as wellwoot,