We've got chickens running around the house, Grace's class hatched them from eggs and it's our turn to babysit Zorro, Hershey and Tiger. Technically they're not running in the house, but around the house--and they're fast. Makes me quite the hip suburban mom: children, a minivan and now chickens.Technorati tags: Wordless Wednesday, spring, Alaska, photographs
that is too cool!! I'd be afraid of stepping because they are so tiny!
ReplyDeleteWe had baby chicks a few years back. They are so cute and even had different personalities.
ReplyDeleteIt's a great experience for your kids. Too many only know the chicken that oomes in a bucket.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if they'd get along with our rabbits? Never mind. Overtired as usual.
ReplyDeleteSo cute!
ReplyDeleteWell if that isn't just the most precious thing! My daughter would LOVE to be at your house right now. The chicks might not love her back, but boy would she be in heaven.
ReplyDeleteNever heard of having to deal with that, but give them some time to grow and I can put them to use at Chick-fil-a! I have a woodpecker on my WW, and a praying kitten!
ReplyDeleteWOW! That's so cool - I like how fluffy they are. My parakeets aren't so keen on being held and touched.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite part about second grade was hatching chicks, although we never got to bring them home.
ReplyDeleteoh - that chick is so cute!
ReplyDeleteAwwww that takes me back to my childhood!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Holly
And where do the cats who like to eat spring chicken hang out? Very cute photo. I think I like the chicks' names best, though! You have to wonder how the class reached "consensus" on those.
ReplyDeleteGotta love the school projects!
ReplyDeletehi scribbit! what a great pic. so cute. we have a bird couple who has moved into one of my birdhouses in our yard. never had this happen before. so neat. you can hear them in there talking. and you can see the birdhouse moving at times, maybe they are dancing. we are trying not to disturb them and keep a healthy distance away. husband even tried very hard not to squirt the birdhouse when he cleaned the motorhome the other night. we hope they have babies. wouldn't that be so cool?
ReplyDelete~blessings to you and your chickadees :) kathleen
ps. do you know where to park this sunday for stake conference at the PAC? so cool how elder l.tom perry is coming to speak to us. wild awesome.
That is cool. Great photo and thanks for sharing. Happy WW.
ReplyDeleteAngel Mama ( Pearls of Wisdom)
Cute chciks - hope they go to a frindly farm.
ReplyDeleteDon't tell the kids how most chickens live and die.
ReplyDeleteAwww.........how sweet!
ReplyDeleteOur pheasants should be hatching soooon!
ReplyDeleteWow! I hereby declare you an honorary red neck!
ReplyDeleteAll you need is someone playing banjo on your front porch.
Little chicks are cute. They turn into ugly birds though. Can you tell one from the other?
ReplyDeleteWhy isn't it green or pink? :)
ReplyDeleteThis certainly makes you one cool mom, happy WW x x
ReplyDeletescribbit: this makes you one cool CHICK! hee hee
ReplyDelete:) kathleen
How cute! I love baby animals!
ReplyDeleteIts a great experience for your kids.Its very beautiful.
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