MysteryChicken
Loving the herd life
Cuteness.Bonnie took the baby and the other is internally pipped. ❤View attachment 71972View attachment 71973
Cuteness.Bonnie took the baby and the other is internally pipped. ❤View attachment 71972View attachment 71973
Try to do it again at night time while she's sleeping? I heard it's the best way to get a hen to adopt chicks.I spoke too soon. She attacked it so it’s back in the incubator. Bonnie is back in the coop. . Oh well I hope she didn’t hurt it too bad? Poor little bird.
No...I'm not giving it back to her. I'll raise it here in the house along with the other one hatching. Safer that way.Try to do it again at night time while she's sleeping? I heard it's the best way to get a hen to adopt chicks.
Until Bonnie went horrible! Tossed it across the Brooder. I thought it was dead.Cuteness.
Okay, that's fine too.No...I'm not giving it back to her. I'll raise it here in the house along with the other one hatching. Safer that way.
Chicks bounce, a little tossing won't hurt them. I've had a hen that raised her own chicks once, & she'd accidentally fling one, or two across the coop yard when scratching for bugs.Until Bonnie went horrible! Tossed it across the Brooder. I thought it was dead.
That's good too hear. I'll be taking pictures of my only Silkie/Brahma cross tomorrow for updates.It's doing good and happy..
Not my first Broody bird. She was attacking it and pecked and tossed it. She wasn't mothering it . It's doing good so I'm waiting for the other to hatch..Chicks bounce, a little tossing won't hurt them. I've had a hen that raised her own chicks once, & she'd accidentally fling one, or two across the coop yard when scratching for bugs.
I understand she wasn't being nice towards the little chick, just sharing how bouncy baby chicks can be.Not my first Broody bird. She was attacking it and pecked and tossed it. She wasn't mothering it . It's doing good so I'm waiting for the other to hatch..