I don't know if you can see it, but the Biddie is between the two hens. Isn't that cute. Hopefully, these two can take care of this one Biddie. 
The Wyandotte, the hen on this side was setting in the shed for two weeks before the Americana decided she want to set in that same spot. 
They did that for several day and I moved the Wyandotte over and gave her two eggs and the Americana two eggs.
They did that for several day and I moved the Wyandotte over and gave her two eggs and the Americana two eggs.
One of the Americana's eggs hatched Sunday, so I gave the other egg to the Wyandotte. The Americana just came back and they both kept setting on the same eggs.
No more hatched out. So this morning the two hens got off the eggs and share the baby. 
The little baby seems like it is fine with this arrangement. Who would have thought.
The little baby seems like it is fine with this arrangement. Who would have thought.
8 comments:
lovely blog love the chick
That is so cute. I wonder if they will both be role models.
Oh lady we love those birdies that lay eggs.
Benny & Lily
Love your blog.
That should be one really protected and well fed baby.
~~Matt~~
Well... that is so stinking cute, what a lucky baby! Your Chickens are very pretty too.
So sweet.
Oh how cute. They are just all sharing that cutie...
Big Sloppy Kisses
Gus, Louie and Callie
Love the photos and story. Seems like there is a children's book in the works here.
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