Several of the chicks like to perch atop either their waterer or feeder, which unforturnately means each of those need to be cleaned multiple times per day (messy!). Although these roosts are far enough away from the edge to keep the babies from using it regularly as a step, we thought perhaps it was time to put a little safety netting across the top. Images of the mudroom becoming a party loft keep coming to mind. They'll be teenagers soon enough. Before then, when the weather warms, they'll move out to Chickenland to meet their moms and aunties.
Welcome to My Happy Acres! Located in the rolling hills of Central New York our approach to life is with patience and humor knowing that everyday will provide another lesson.
Sunday, May 19, 2013
Chick update, two weeks old
Several of the chicks like to perch atop either their waterer or feeder, which unforturnately means each of those need to be cleaned multiple times per day (messy!). Although these roosts are far enough away from the edge to keep the babies from using it regularly as a step, we thought perhaps it was time to put a little safety netting across the top. Images of the mudroom becoming a party loft keep coming to mind. They'll be teenagers soon enough. Before then, when the weather warms, they'll move out to Chickenland to meet their moms and aunties.
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Chickenland,
hatching
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