I got the call at 10:15 this morning from the post office. I answered the phone and she goes is this Sue? Yes I say. She says... "There's a lot of peeping going on down here". LOL
My order for 33 chicks from Welp arrived. There are a couple that seemed a bit lethargic at first, but are up moving around now. Everybody got hydrated and warmed up before I started taking pictures. They sure like the chick starter. And I received 38 chicks. I expected a couple extra, but 5 seemed generous. But I'll certainly take them.
When I checked my account this morning and the chick order hadn't hit the bank yet I was a bit concerned that they wouldn't come. But they arrived right on time.
UGAchick - yes, it's a pack 'n play. My daughter & I each had one, but since we're now sharing a house, we don't need 2. So it was a good use for the one sitting in the storage shed.
BooBear - I was hoping from your pic of a Blue Wyandotte I'd be able to tell which ones were my Blue Wyandottes, but no. I think the only ones I can be reasonably sure of are the Buff Wyandottes (the only yellow chicks) and the Ameraucanas with their little tufts and bowlingball round heads from their beards. Actually I received 3 yellow chicks. Two are probably the Buff Wyandottes, the 3rd has a much rounder looking head and may be an Ameraucana. <snicker>
dParadise - we have drastic weather changes too. It's supposed to reach 85 today, but was only 31 yesterday morning at 5 a.m.
This is how they arrived, just 3 hours ago... chick box sides 1 & 2. I think the dark ones with the spot of white on the head might be the Barred Rocks?
After getting their little beaks dunked, they mostly wanted to huddle under the light and get warmed up good.
Once they warmed up they were peeping, running around, getting water and pecking the feed.
I'll get more individualized pictures once everybody is settled in.