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Twinkle & Giblet - brahma bantam baby pics

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This is the beautiful Twinkle, a girl I think as her wing feathers are growing fast.

I think she hatched from the egg I mended with pink nail varnish.

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This is sad little Giblet who is not quite right, he's learned to eat the chick crumb soup

I give him, but he often needs reminding where it is. His sibling is now twice his size,

I was hoping he would improve once he started eating but sadly I dont think he is. :(

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Hi there Kitty!!!

 

Love your photos!!!! Go pink sparkly nail polish!! :lol: I do hope Twinkle is a girl for you!!! I have aslo read that boys develop wing and tail feathers slower than girls!!

 

My first hatch bunch are approaching 3 weeks old now!!! They are outside with my mum in an ark with run. They are very flighty and this morning sparring with each other!!! They look like gangly teens!!!! :lol:

 

My other broody hen has also hatched some bought eggs. Out of 6 only 3 hatched :( , but are cuties!! 2 I think are black mottled and the other looks to be a buff.

 

The next big thing is .....how many girls and boys???!!!!! :think:

 

Will try and post some pics! The 2 black chicks we've called" pingu" and "pinga" :lol:

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we now think Giblet is blind, I put him in his food several times a day & he doesnt stop chattering,

he sounds like a house martin, so long as his mum is close by. He's very sweet but what will become

of him..we havent decided.

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Oh bless poor little Giblet. I hatched a Silkie chick with deformed feet. I made little shoes and tried really hard to straighten them but nothing worked. He (I have the remarkable ability to hatch 100% male Silkies every time!) had a strange way of walking but he could get around and seemed perfectly happy. I decided to keep him until he told me he couldn't cope anymore or he started crowing, whichever came first. He enjoyed a good few months of free ranging before it became obvious he wasn't happy and his feet were hurting. He was such a happy, friendly, cuddly little chap and he broke our hearts but he had a good life while it lasted. I'd do the same with Giblet, just take each day as it comes.

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