My friend Amy came over today to take so pics of the freshly hatched chicks.
We’ve hatched 9 so far, and lost one, leaving on 4 eggs to go.
Since we’ve no idea if they are males or females, we’ll leaving off naming them for a bit.
Welcome chicks!
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Any and all babies are always good news! It’s just a shame I’ll be too far away when the little girls grow up and start laying eggs!
so cute
congratulations
and welcome to the world
peeps
lotsa love
from us to u
always
rona and kehli the dog
Ethel must feel so vindicated about her broody-ness: “Oh, those people are all ‘But there’s no one here to have fertilized your eggs!’ – HA, I showed them!!!
oh my goodness…they are too sweet. we can’t wait to have some!
I want to snuggle them!
Wow! That’s a lot of babies! Congratulations!
So adorable. Congrats! She does look like quite the protective mama!
Congrats! Baby chicks are so much fun.