Yes they did. I was supposed to have a few broodies hatch out this weekend... I candled, one egg looked like it quit a while ago, the other two eggs looked full in the shell. Hope they are just a bit late...
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we found a softshell egg & a hardshell egg yesterday (our first eggs) - none today yet.
Been anxious & impatient, like a daddy waitin for a baby to be born. Guess it makes sense, since our pets (including our chikies) are kindof like our "children".
Our first time having chickens, so a lot of new excitement . . . . . & a lot of new things to learn as we go. The BYC site has been such a blessing full of knowledge, wisdom, & advice.
Thanks! iamfivewire is a good daddy to our four "reds" who are just 16 weeks and the EE's are 15 weeks. We are not sure who laid the tiny little egg, but happy to see it! We would be lost without this forum, in fact I am reading to see what happens to the bottom of the pecking order. One of my favorite EE's, Hawkie, is being run off by the runt of the dominant "Reds". Once Hawkie is run off, we do not see her until the end of the day and time to roost in the coop. Is that normal? Should I worry? Hawkie does not look in bad shape, so she seems to be either Free Ranging on her own and just staying away from the group. She is very timid where even the other EE's sort of shun her too, but they will allow her to sandwich in between them on the roost...Yay!!
CONGRATULATIONS!!!![]()
I completely know how you feel! Just started getting my first pullet eggs a week ago Saturday, when my "kids" tuned 16 weeks.
And you are right, this site & all the people ARE a blessing.