The bottom trays were filled with extra water to increase the humidity and the eggs were gently laid on the wire to prepare for hatching. I think there were 39 eggs. All looked viable when I candled them last week.
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Spring Chicks
The bottom trays were filled with extra water to increase the humidity and the eggs were gently laid on the wire to prepare for hatching. I think there were 39 eggs. All looked viable when I candled them last week.
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oh i can't wait to see how many you get - i also want a pic of every single one of their gorgeous little faces! good job, Mamma. good job!
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kymber
Kymber..this morning it looks like there are over 30 in the incubator. I will move them in a little while and take more pictures.
DeleteCongratulations. I'm green with envy. Wish I had the space for a few.
ReplyDeleteStephen...unless you are in an apartment there is always room for a few hens. Even a lot of cities allow this. They are not noisy like roosters and will reward you with eggs!
DeleteOMG! I want, I want, I want.... enjoy the new babies....keep us posted on them.
ReplyDeleteMom....I'll mail you some LOL...I took pictures today and will post them soon!
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like Kymber volunteered for naming duty! LOL
ReplyDeleteVery cool.
russell..these all have names...Chicken & Rice, Chicken and Dumplings, Barbeque, Smoked, Salad, Chicken fajitas, Chicken Soup, Chicken Ala King, Casserole, Dressing..etc...etc...etc...
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