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Wednesday, 16 July 2008
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An illustration of a chick hatching.....

chicks hatching

By Scott Shilala

This chick has just begun it's adventure. From here on out, things get pretty busy. The chick will get dried, checked out, and tossed in the brooder. There it'll learn to eat, drink, and make a mess with all the other chicks, all in a couple days, until it ends up in it's new home.

Part 1

chick part 1

Part 2

chick part 2

 

Part 4

chick part 4

 

Part 3

chick part 3

 

Part 5

chick part 5

 

Part 6

chick part 6

 

From pipping to break-out should take less than 24 hours. After this, problems start to arise. This chick looks nasty, but it will be up and running in no time. They are on their feet in a couple hours, and look and act like totally different critters inside the next 24 hours.

 

 
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