Now nearly a year after we first began our adventures farming birds up here we finally have babies, in the form of chicks. Some of my hens started hoarding eggs and after a long wait we finally have babies. We separate them immediately from the mother because there's higher survival rates that way. I haven't counted how many we have at this point but it's a lot and they're all beautiful.

I love how they all gather for water like that. Within a few hours of being out of the egg and dry they're already up, walking around and eating or drinking believe it or not.

These guys are a few weeks old at this point but you can see a few of them are smaller, like the one ginger one that got beat up it's first day in there. We were a bit worried for it but it seems to be thriving.

I've got a fondness for the ginger one, it's a bit of an underdog.

Behold! The next generation!

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