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I forgot to say thanks!!! This is my first Hatch-a-Long! As a child, I always dreamt about getting little fluffy chicks for Easter. I lived in a neighborhood, and we were moving soon so no chickens for me. I actually never wanted the chickens part. Just the chicks. Sad, but true. After I moved to my new house, I was scared of chickens. My friend had 50+ and they would swarm me when I went in the run. She had rhode island reds with featherless backs and they made scary noises. I thought they'd attack me. She had big mean RIR roos too. After reading a Goosebumps book, I was inspired to hatch eggs for the science fair. Even though I was scared of chickens
. I hatched ten and kept 3. Two boys and a girl. The hen is the one in my sig.
Enough of my long, off topic story. I've just always dreamt about having little fuzzy easter chicks, and now I will
How interesting! Which Goosebumps, do you remember? My daughter loves those books, she has a zillion! She also is the one who does the serama here, she is working with the frizzle gene and the serama. Cute things they are too. She is a chicken addict, I try to keep her from kissing them! arrrrrgggg do you remember how many eggs you set for the fair? Did you make your incubator too? Little Sis will adore the chicks I am sure, and what a great surprise!
Quote: 60-90 ! wow thats alot of play! so do these box turtle eggs have the same sorta chalaza like a chicken egg? do you think that breaks and thats what kills the embryo? How interesting that all is! I still live in the blue mountains of PA and I havent seen a box turtle in years, but when we were kids we seen them all the time, heck we had made pets out of them, we had so many we couldnt keep them and marked them with nail polish and sent them away. Very cool, I would love to see your incubator set up for something like that, I will assume a humidifier or some other under layer water system? And pics of baby turtles!!!
Me too! Me too! I want to hatch some eggs from my two white leghorns.
Pinwheel signing in for Easter!
I'm hoping to renew our annual Egg Dying Party at the farm this year, and I can't think of a better draw for families than getting to see newborn peeps!
How exciting! Egg dying party! as in open to the public? You know a party is a cool idea sorta make it like the christmas cookie bake!
Yay! I'm going to do this for sure! Thanks to all who are putting it on.