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Laura - Such a precious little baby! Congrats on the new chick!
Kim - So cute, I love it!
Julie at Elisharose - How cute! I can hardly stand it. The feed store has had ducklings for too long. I really don’t need anything else to take care of right now!
Simple Livin' gal - Laura — Thank you! We’re totally thrilled!
Kim — Seriously, I think that baby bantams are the cutest things I’ve ever seen.
Julie — Get yourself those ducklings! They are so easy to care for and you’ll love every minute of having them. Promise!
Dee - Aw, how sweet! I love baby chicks. They’re like a living ball of fluff. lol
Congratulations, my friend, I know you’ll have many smiles from the little one.
(((Hugs)))
Rosa - Thanks for sharing those wonderful pictures! Awww, that’s so cute!
Cheers,
Rosa
Marlene - Dear Lacy,
I really like the pictures of your mother hen. She is so protective of her baby. The chick is so cute trying to poke his/her head out as if to say (I want to see too Mom). Miss you lots. Busy here. It looks like you are to. Love Always
Kath - Aaaw. Chicks are the cutest.
Simple Livin' gal - Dee — Yes, lots of smiling going on around here!!
Marlene — Thinking of you! Hope things slow down a bit!
Kath — Aren’t they??
Tia Julie - I am sooooooooooo excited. The chick is so cute. I am sure the entire extended family is proud!
Dianne - aaawww….they’re both beautiful! What breed of chicken is she? I love them!
Brandon - We have a bantam just like this one and she is by far our favorite!
I have never encountered such a docile, sweet, and curious bird in my entire life. She is almost 2 years old now and STILL allows us to pick her up without her running off screaming like some of the other hens we have.
She was the first of our flock to go broody, the first to hatch any chicks, and the most caring of all the mother hens. She even hatched a mix between White Leghorn and Rhode Island Read, which is now HUGE! It was hilarious to see her scold the chick even though it towered over her after only a few weeks.
Now she is content alongside our newest bantam rooster and we’re looking forward to her next clutch of eggs to hatch with some beautiful, hopefully sweet, bantams.
I’m so happy to see a picture of this beautiful bird! Thank you!