The chicks I hatched from P. Allen Smith‘s flock are getting big- almost too big for their adopted mom to accommodate underneath her, but they are blissfully unaware of it and she remains very patient with them. She and her little ones feature prominently in this week’s Flock Focus Friday- they’re just too photogenic to resist!
Despite being less than half their size, this Silver Spangled Hamburg chick holds her own with the two slightly older P. Allen Smith grandchicks that ellen deHeneres rejected. All three of them were moved from my office to the big coop this week!
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The chicks I hatched from P. Allen Smith‘s flock are getting big- almost too big for their adopted mom to accommodate underneath her, but they are blissfully unaware of it and she remains very patient with them. She and her little ones feature prominently in this week’s Flock Focus Friday- they’re just too photogenic to resist!
Despite being less than half their size, this Silver Spangled Hamburg chick holds her own with the two slightly older P. Allen Smith grandchicks that ellen deHeneres rejected. All three of them were moved from my office to the big coop this week!
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Love the "mommy stink eye" description! ?
They are so amazing! Thanks for all the advice and giveaways :-)
Cute pics. Please enter me. I am on my 4 th batch of eggs in the incubator, and thinking I need another incubator! I never have a problem with selling my batches, but wish I hadn't. I miss the babies.
I have three 14 week old chicks and want to get two more, but I am worried about assimilating them. Do I start again with 2 baby chicks or get older ones? A friend said he'd sell me 2 of his that were born a couple of weeks before mine, but that we should wait a few more weeks for my chicks to get nearly full grown. My 3 are close to each other, and are hand raised. They stay right around the house and eat from my hand. I worry grown chickens my not be as adaptable. Any thoughts?
My chickens would love some free stuff! :)