Tag: chicks
Tiny Visits Paul’s Pub
Here in the magical mansion we have props and stops for our chicks along their journey to adulthood. He may be a little young (only about a week here) but Tiny visits Paul’s Pub and meets the resident goldenretriever in one of our #christmasvillage houses!
Meet Martha!
Last but not least, here’s Martha – the grey/super light colored, feather footed bantam chick. Assuming she a “The Porcelain d’Uccle” which originates in Belgium. They have beards, feathered legs, and their plumage is a beautiful blueish-white that almost seems iridescent and all feathers are tipped in white. They have…
Orange, Tangerine? Meet Clementine!
I’ve got it! Clementine! Trying on the name for size…lol. This is one of our new bantam chicks, 5 days old. Super sweet and docile personality. No feathers on his/her feet. Orange tip of the beak and super eye contact/photo personality. Meet Clementine! I love how the #raspberry can help…
Big Bird checks out the bantam chicks
It’s crazy to see just how big Big Bird is compared to the itty bitty bantam chicks!
Our bantam Little Big Bird!
She reminds me of BigBird because of that wise look she gives when she gazes up at us from in the crate. She’s the biggest of the Bantam Chicks, and the first to show us that indeed, she can fly when she was out for her photo shoot and flew…
Grey – Our Bantam Chick
Since we got some new bantam baby chicks, we needed to start taking their individual photos…enter raspberries (and how the raspberry tree idea was born.) For now, this chick is going to be referred to as grey. We don’t know what sex he/she is.
How much do we weigh?
Melba the cuckoo maran rooster, tops the scale of our chicken flock weighing in at 3# .9 ounces. Compare that to Ebitz at a 1# .3oz, and Little big Bird at 2.0 ounces, and Tiny, our tiniest bantam weighing .7 ounces (smaller than a 1 ounce silver coin). That’s pretty…
when can my chicks move outside?
As the chicks get bigger, that means bigger messes! They definitely need their space to explore the world, seek out food, and have some quiet/alone time! Here are the minimum temperatures per week in degrees °Fahrenheit that the chicks need!
When can my chicks go outside?
We are anxiously awaiting warmer weather and slightly older chicks so we can get them out of the house and into their coop (which we don’t have yet) as it is being built. As it happens, we have very talented friends…so our #luckycluckers will live in a #bluecastle fit for…
