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April 21, 2011 By Candace Godwin Leave a Comment

Chicken Little Grows Up…Fast

I am still amazed at how fast chicks grow!  Our new chicks – Marigold, Petunia, Violet and Rose – are just about three weeks old.  See how much they’ve grown since joining the Second Street Chicken Ranch on April 2nd.

                         

Here are our fuzz-balls on April 3rd

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And a few days later on April 8th – notice the wing feathers and tiny tail feathers.

On April 15th – starting to get chest feathers
And on April 20th, starting to get the “uglies” – but they still have baby faces!

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