The babies have been moved outside!

[Basghettiii]

The babies have finally been moved outside! We actually moved them outside a couple days ago, but they are starting to make themselves at home. They absolutely love their roosting bar above their ramp They have adapted well so far, and are all enjoying their time outside.
Just thought I would share a few cute photos

 

[Debbie292d]

The babies have finally been moved outside! We actually moved them outside a couple days ago, but they are starting to make themselves at home. They absolutely love their roosting bar above their ramp They have adapted well so far, and are all enjoying their time outside.
Just thought I would share a few cute photos

Congratulations! It's a good feeling to see our little chicks grow into bigger chicks and having fun! And they even get grass! I wonder how long that will last as ours sure didn't. Looks awesome for them!

 

[Fluffy_Moth_With_Silkies]

The babies have finally been moved outside! We actually moved them outside a couple days ago, but they are starting to make themselves at home. They absolutely love their roosting bar above their ramp They have adapted well so far, and are all enjoying their time outside.
Just thought I would share a few cute photos

Yay! They're so cute! Good job on moving them out, they seem to be adapting well.

 

[chrissynemetz]

They seem like they're thoroughly enjoying their new home

 

[Basghettiii]

They seem like they're thoroughly enjoying their new home

It will probably only be their home for about a month. We are building a big coop that should be done this week, but we already have four big girls that will be moving in there before the babies do. The little guys are a bit too small for me to be comfortable with fully integrating them into the flock, so they will be separated until the babies are big enough to hold their own.

 

[TwoCrows]

Adorable babies! Always nice to move them outside to the coop but I always get a bit of "empty nest syndrome" and miss having them so close in the house.

 

[N F C]

Congrats to the babies (such nice photos)! Can the bigger girls see the smaller ones so they can start to get used to them (keeping them separated at the same time of course)?

 

[Basghettiii]

Congrats to the babies (such nice photos)! Can the bigger girls see the smaller ones so they can start to get used to them (keeping them separated at the same time of course)?

Yes, the big girls can see them. Whenever I let them out, they go to their flock block, and then they have to go look at the babies haha. The babies are starting to come up to the edge of their coop to look at the big girls, so they are kind of getting used to each other. A few more weeks, and they will be living together, so they need to see each other some time!

 

[N F C]

Yes, the big girls can see them. Whenever I let them out, they go to their flock block, and then they have to go look at the babies haha. The babies are starting to come up to the edge of their coop to look at the big girls, so they are kind of getting used to each other. A few more weeks, and they will be living together, so they need to see each other some time!

Hope the integration goes well!

 

[Fluffy_Moth_With_Silkies]

Adorable babies! Always nice to move them outside to the coop but I always get a bit of "empty nest syndrome" and miss having them so close in the house.

I had the same thing happen to me whenever I moved the little babes from the house to the coop! It just feels different without the squeaking keeping me up forever.