Joe was the first one to hear chirping. Sure enough, if you sit really quietly, you will eventually hear some chirps. The other exciting development are cracks in some of the eggs. Obviously the chicks are pecking at it, trying to get out. Oh how I wish I could just open the box, take the eggs out, and break them for them. But we all know the chicks need to get out by themselves. I tried to get a picture of one of the cracked eggs, and this is the best I could come up with (remember, this picture is taken through a dirty, plastic window, with a flashlight as the only light source). Next time I put my eggs in the incubator, remind me to wash the windows first!
5 comments:
I'm excited to see more pictures as the peck their way out. How fun!
Oh WOW! This makes me feel like sprinf is around the corner! Keep us updated.
It does seem that Spring has arrived at your farm! How fun to have life happening like that.
that is really super duper cool! Again I am so happy for you and jealous too. :)
I love the animal count in an older post... remember when you wouldn't put your hand in a pumpkin to gut it for Halloween - I dare say you have come a long way.
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