The eldest chick is now three weeks old and is bigger than his siblings, particularly the tiniest chick which is just 15 days old. They all look healthy but the continuing absence, for long periods, of the adult male bird will cause concern if the weather deteriorates. At the moment the hen bird is managing very well.
Saturday, 4 June 2011
4th June 2011
The eldest chick is now three weeks old and is bigger than his siblings, particularly the tiniest chick which is just 15 days old. They all look healthy but the continuing absence, for long periods, of the adult male bird will cause concern if the weather deteriorates. At the moment the hen bird is managing very well.
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