So the babies are 3 weeks old today. I'm starting to think they may be chocolate barred but hard to say since they are just getting feathers but their tail feathers look brown not black.
My question follows the pics.
We had very bad storms overnight and it rained alot so its wet out. Now, we are getting snow flurries. Its 34 degrees out but feels like 24 with the wind chill. I needed to clean out their brooder so she took them out again. They were playing in the puddles so I herded them back inside and blocked off half of the coop so she can't take them out.
Since I've never had ducklings with cold winters, will mom take them in when it's too cold? Or should I just put them inside when its too cold or wet out?
Thanks
We had very bad storms overnight and it rained alot so its wet out. Now, we are getting snow flurries. Its 34 degrees out but feels like 24 with the wind chill. I needed to clean out their brooder so she took them out again. They were playing in the puddles so I herded them back inside and blocked off half of the coop so she can't take them out.
Since I've never had ducklings with cold winters, will mom take them in when it's too cold? Or should I just put them inside when its too cold or wet out?
Thanks