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Ahhh, how cute!
awwwwwwwwww, so cute!!
My wordless is posted if you'd like to stop by. Happy Wednesday
Very sweet!
Happy WW!
cute!!
She's got your eyes.
She's got your eyes.
Likely, she's just been into my mascara again.
Is this little one from an egg that your 2 broody girls sat on?
Debra, yes, it is one of three eggs which two hens tried to sit on at once. Interestingly, one hen sat for two, maybe two and a half weeks. At that point, her sister stole her eggs. Yet, when the chick was born, it claimed her original mother. (Even though her "original" mother is a surrogate herself, given that the egg was from yet another hen.) They are now separated from the chick-less sister hen, who now sits on two new eggs (because the other two are "duds".)
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