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Little feather dusters... HeheThey're growing up fast!
They are growing so fast, aren't they? Feather dusters, I like that.
I keep thinking they look like they're running around in pants too big for them with all their leg feathering coming in!The keets look just like mine. Thank goodness hubbie only brought home 2. I read on one of the sites about them just flopping down and going to sleep with the legs stretched out.If I hadn't read that I would have probably thought one of them was dead.
The pics of the babies are adoreable. They are growing by leaps and bounds. Their little tail feathers must grow over night. I remember when they didn't have any tail feathers now look at them. Yes Marge had that derp look on her face in that picture.Thanks so much for sharing the pics with us. I love looking at them.
I think I have the stomach flu. This is only the second time I've been up all day. My fever has finally broke and I'm feeling better but my stomach feels really queasey.
Haha, yeah, I had 7 at once, I believe, when those pictures were taken. Then when they were older, my mom brought home 2 more from a swap meet.
No self control, I tell ya! I hadn't read about the 'rubber chicken' move before they hatched, so I had a few startling moments walking in and seeing them like that before I realized it had to be normal! 
With school keeping me away a lot during the week, it seems like the babies change from one time to the next time I see them! I guess the benefit to Silkies, though, is that they stay fuzzy even as they get bigger!
Hope you feel better soon! Yuck! :/ Hopefully I'll have 3-week pictures of the babies tomorrow to post. Chickies are the best medicine, right?

They're growing up fast!
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I had to give them hugs tonight because I was counting them for bed and lifted Mama up to see all four of them, and the three light-colored babies were all lined up and looking so cute I just couldn't resist!

But the wind would pick up and I think snow was blowing in their window every once in a while, because they'd get noisy off and on all day. It was colder than they've experienced, though, and that was their first look at snow--all of this in April, no less! Thank goodness none of it stuck!! Mama kept them nice and warm when they needed it, and she's got them all snuggled underneath her for the night now. I could just see Winty's head sticking out from under her because he had stretched out. 