Chaparral munching moss from one of the branches until Ribzy begins to eye the same salad bits.
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Chaparral prefers to dine alone.

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Chaparral munching moss from one of the branches until Ribzy begins to eye the same salad bits.
Nope!
Chaparral prefers to dine alone.
59 days old
Chaparral, bantam mix (Best guess..Pyncheon mom Figs x Ameraucana roo CinderFella)
Bathing beauties. Everyone in the pool!
Chick update: We have Chicknames, (which may alter as they get older.) :D
Racer, the Bantam that began all of this. 15 days old now. She quick!
Ginger Marshmellow
the Olive Eggers
Ash Stripe
the Blue Eggers
the Eggers are all 13 days in these photos. In 13 days they have gone from cute, sweet little balls of fluff to food fighting maniacs who love to utterly destroy their habitat as fast as you attempt to clean it.
Two months later,
.... actually, Chaparral is not much bigger, but has gotten more colourful. And, if possible, more Attitude.
(Thumper, MarshMellow and Owlet on the right)
Quick chick update at 27 days!
MarshMellow (Olive Egger)
Ginger (Olive Egger)
Ash (Blue Egger)
Stripe (Blue Egger)
And the little mixed bantam that started it all...
Racer (at least half Ameraucana bantam)
Feathers coming in, floof going out. They are in their "ugly" tweens. These were taken on their first day out in the little chicken run.
Chaparral and Thumper checking out the new space.
It comes with moss branches.
Chaparral begins to plan how to get rid of Thump so she can have the tasty bits to herself.
The grass seed Gals.