Hello from Cyndi Lumper and her Adopted babies Luna and Mardi . Cyndi is a rescue so we not sure how old she is and she's not telling . Luna and Mardi where adopted from the same rescue farm that Cyndi came from . Cyndi got some eggs from there to hatch when she went broody but they where all duds . Luna and Mardi where in the bunch the human left behind under biological mum. Luna hatched at the farm on Monday the 8th January , and Mardi had started to pip when the human collected them that day and hatched under Cyndi on the 9th January . We don't know who dad is , but we know he's either a silkie , a frizzle or a sizzle . Not sure if biological mums breed either . But proudly wear the name "farm mutts " You can follow them on Instagram @2chookchooks
Hi and welcome to BYC We're so happy you've decided to join us What pretty birds, their human must be doing something right
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Hello Cyndi and welcome to BYC and congrats on your hatch. Here’s a link to the Articles section - https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/ There you’ll find lots of information on almost every aspect of keeping chickens - from coop building ideas, to incubating eggs. There’s a link on the page above to the Learning Centre - it’s a great resource. If you have a specific topic in mind, just type it in the search box - there's a wealth of information on past and present threads. Each week, various topics are discussed, which can also be a great resource - https://www.backyardchickens.com/a/topic-of-the-week-thread-archive You may wish to consider joining your state thread as it will put you in touch with other BYC members in your area - Find Your State Thread All the best Pork Pie
Thankyou , Let's hope that's not to soon , she went broody on December 22nd and Sat on infertile eggs . Luna hatched out at the farm on January 8th , but Mardi hatched under her . They are less than a week old so let hope they keep her busy stop her going broody for a while ( they are hiding at her feet in the photo )
