#peachicks 2026

[kedreeva]

Someone is learning to ask for pets

[kedreeva]

Absolutely furious ball of feathers about to throw down because I touched her egg to candle it. They're both good by the way.

[kedreeva]

The baby says "!!!”

All peafowl display, starting from around a week old, so this isn't an indication that this little one is a male. It's just a whole species behavior for body language communication.

[kedreeva]

What is it??

OH!!

A baby!!

[kedreeva]

Bug and her EV chick

[kedreeva]

Heather and The Swarm....I still cannot believe she hatched SIX babies. AND is taking care of them all like a champ.

[kedreeva]

Watch to the end for eggie wiggles

[kedreeva]

please watch until the end to see exit right, pursued by Swarm

[video description: several peahens in a flight pen are staring dubiously at a cockroach squirming on the ground. A young chick approaches from the right and looks like it might grab it, a chick from the left starts to head for it, only for the bug to be SNATCHED at high speed by a different chick that dashes out from behind the two adult hens, between their feet. The chick fucking books it out of there with the bug before anyone can steal it, running past a yearling peahen that tries to peck her for it. She reaches obstacle: the fence, and tries to stop to eat the roach, but there is another chick on the way to her, so instead she WHIPS around to go back the way she came, now pursued by the other chick. She races past all of the confused adults and other chicks so fast the camera nearly loses track of her. She makes a mad dash for the safety of the open barn coop door, climbing up a ramp to get there. She disappears inside, pursued by 8 other chicks at top speed now that they've realized there's a treat on the line. The mother hens are all confused, their necks puffed out like bottle brushes, looking around like they are trying to find what is chasing their children. The cameraperson finally bursts into laughter. /End description]