Peeps in Europe!

[BDutch]

That Augsburger boy has a magnificent comb!

And welcome @PianoChickens , Can you show us a few members of your flock?

 

[PianoChickens]

The babies. They found new heights today... three and a half weeks old.

 

[fluffycrow]

The babies. They found new heights today... three and a half weeks old.

Such cute chicks! Are they all pure australorp?

 

[PianoChickens]

Such cute chicks! Are they all pure australorp?

Yes, they are supposed to be, but I bought them as eggs from a random guy at the train station so if they turn out as something else I will not be shocked.

One of my momma hens hatched them here at home, but unfortunately she got into a fight with something... maybe a rat? And she passed away, leaving these fluffies as orphans.

 

[BDutch]

More pics of my chicks/chickens; https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...tching-eggs-🪺-🪺.1574045/page-10#post-26914932

 

[fluffycrow]

Yes, they are supposed to be, but I bought them as eggs from a random guy at the train station so if they turn out as something else I will not be shocked.

One of my momma hens hatched them here at home, but unfortunately she got into a fight with something... maybe a rat? And she passed away, leaving these fluffies as orphans.

I'm so sorry. At least they made it, and now you've got a bunch more birds!

 

[chickengr]

The babies. They found new heights today... three and a half weeks old.

welcome! nice chicks.

 

[PianoChickens]

Such cute chicks! Are they all pure australorp?

Few of them seem significantly smaller by now, so I'm starting to suspect some "switch before birth"... But they all seem healthy and get along so I don't mind.

 

[Lady Gallina]

Hello ,
Here an update of our little ones: all 8 look great, are growing fine and now they roost in the Christmas tree . It looks so funny. When they're allowed outside they venture a bit further now. But the broody still tries to keep them close to the run.

 

[fluffycrow]

Hello ,
Here an update of our little ones: all 8 look great, are growing fine and now they roost in the Christmas tree . It looks so funny. When they're allowed outside they venture a bit further now. But the broody still tries to keep them close to the run.
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They blend with the tree really well!