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Of the six Biddies I bought in March, these are the only two I have left. I can't tell you how sick I am over this, either. When I had them for about a week, I fixed a little pen for them. While I was gone one evening for a couple of hours, something got one. So I put some netting over my pen. That worked until they were bigger and I built a little pen out by the hen house. Anyway, long story short, a cat or cats are coming by and getting my babies. After thinking about it, I'm sure that is what happened to the one little Biddie that was born in February. I am going to have to figure out something, soon.
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These are my little biddies that are one week old today. The two little white ones have a black spot on their left rump. I call them my little twins.
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They are just too cute. They are getting to where they will get a little further from their mother (which worries me)
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They are already starting to get little tales little wing feathers.
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Now though, they are in the nest and ready to go nitey-nite.