Saturday, 14 March 2015

Chicks update

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These are the 2 chicks that hatched out in early February.  I wrote about them here if you want to check them out when they were little.  Five weeks later and they have grown so fast.  It is years since I have bought up chicks and had forgotten the speed that they grow.

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My daughters have named them.  This one is Davina, or Dave if he turns out to be a boy.

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And this one is Cammie or Cam if he is of the male persuasion.  That's Lucy watching over them in the background.

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I'm still hoping they are both girls but I have a feeling that Davina is going to be a Dave.  Oh well my neighbour needs a new rooster so he may get to rule the roost next door.


16 comments:

  1. Nice blog. Beautiful photos.

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  2. Great pics of the chicks.

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  3. I too had forgotten how fast they grow - our kids had a chicken once upon a time who turned into a rooster. He ended up on a farm, townies don't seem to appreciate roosters early in the morning for some reason, haha.

    Diana

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  4. They are grown up very well. Hope your weekend goes well.

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  5. Great shots of nature's feathered critters!

    Happy Weekend to you,
    artmusedog and carol

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  6. Brings back fond memories of my grandfather's chicks! Enjoy.

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  7. Almost grown up, but still very cute. Happy weekend to you!

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  8. They look cute and now I wish you good luck that Davina will not turn into a Dave.

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  9. Wow they grow fast. I sometimes think about raising some chickens but my husband always talks me out of it.

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  10. Cute young farm birds!

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  11. Looking at them brought back memories when we used to keep plenty of chicks and ducks when I was small. Those were fun days and I love feeding and playing with them.

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  12. They look happy and healthy! We've had way too many crowing hens ourselves--thankfully we do (or did?) have plenty of good friends willing to take roosters off our hands!

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