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Chick on left is an austrolorp. the one posing is an americana. |
The chickens arrived!! We are super excited to have them. Our americana birds come in an array of colors. we have yellow ones, brown ones and grey ones. They are 9 days old now and have grown tremendously in the week we've had them. They are starting to get their wing feathers and their tail feathers. Right now they are in the barn under the heat lamp and should be ready to move to their coop in early March. I guess that means we should start building the coop? Yesterday i staked out the chicken yard and I think I have Chris convinced that he does not have enough time to build the coop himself and we can have someone else build it for us. Otherwise, one of the boys may have to give up their room.
Chris worked all weekend organizing the barn to get a space ready for the water to come in and a place for the pressure tank. This kids an I mostly played with the chickens. Yoda loves the chickens and will sit and watch them for ages.
We are enjoying mild weather, upper 50's to 60's. We sure hope that will eliminate typical spring backlog for the construction industry. We have our fingers crossed that we will not have to spend another winter in the RV. As fun as camping is, we all will enjoy having a house again!
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