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Not those kind of chicks. What did you think I meant?
Six little strawberry blondes, Rhode Island Reds. We have a half-dozen black chicks reserved, too — Australorps, I hope.
Our four adults have returned to laying regularly again. If all the new girls make it, by this fall, we'll have eggs to give away again.
For now, it's a matter of keeping them warm and safe and fed and watered. I think they're covered.
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Awww, so cute. They look soft and cuddly. :-D
ReplyDeleteThey are. Also noisy. :-)
DeleteAlso mildly wigged at the sudden change in their surroundings, but they seem happy enough with it. Amazing what constant access to food can do for one's mood, yeah? :-D
Yep. Food, Drink, Shelter; three best things for mood I can think of (although I'd prefer something with some kick over water for the drink, LOL). :-)
ReplyDeleteI have hyperthyrodism (graves) an autoimmune as well.
ReplyDeletePeople just don't know how give out one can get....
Thinking of ya Kid !