My Easter Eggs!

[Ilovemychicks08]

They are so cute!!

 

[3KillerBs]

And the rest of them. 1-2 blacks and all the rest blues.

No headspots so I have no easily ID'd boys.

 

[3KillerBs]

I hung out with them for a while this morning so, naturally, more photos.

 

[Ilovemychicks08]

I hung out with them for a while this morning so, naturally, more photos.

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They are so cute.

 

[3KillerBs]

I'm really only keeping maybe 3 of these -- Ancho, daughter of Chiptotle and no more than 2 female olive eggers.

But the cuteness factor is excessive.

 

[3KillerBs]

We just has a strong storm sweep through with torrents of rain and light hail.

The moment the rain stopped I went out to check the brooder.

Guess where my babies are?

Right up against the exposed wire of the vent wall enjoying the fresh air.

(I only had one corner of the tarp pulled up so that there would be sheltered area since I was expecting storms -- which might have occurred before anyone got home from work or school).

I don't know if they spent the actual storm under their brooder plate or in the huddle box, but right now this minute they're in their usual favorite spot next to the window.

 

[3KillerBs]

Really, they seem to have no clue that they're supposed to be delicate.

 

[Sally PB]

Oh, so cute! What will be the deciding factor(s) about who you will keep?

 

[3KillerBs]

Oh, so cute! What will be the deciding factor(s) about who you will keep?

I'm keeping Ancho, because I want one of Chiptotle's daughters.

I'll keep a couple olive egger girls.

But I'm going to hatch more until I get a few splash Australorps to further the breeding of the Blue Australorps.

 

[Ilovemychicks08]

We just has a strong storm sweep through with torrents of rain and light hail.

The moment the rain stopped I went out to check the brooder.

Guess where my babies are?

Right up against the exposed wire of the vent wall enjoying the fresh air.

(I only had one corner of the tarp pulled up so that there would be sheltered area since I was expecting storms -- which might have occurred before anyone got home from work or school).

I don't know if they spent the actual storm under their brooder plate or in the huddle box, but right now this minute they're in their usual favorite spot next to the window.

Thats funny my chicks would rather be outside than inside. Since they wont go into the coop at night.