

This is quite exciting as even if we only have the three, it will be the most we've had from a single hatching thus far...
So, now that we have more chicks, where are they all going to live??? Well, the last chick we had (who is now 4 weeks old!) is getting rather biggish...

...so we are going to set up an area with electric netting and let her and her Mommy out -- which means I need to build them somewhere new to sleep! This is what I've got so far:

It started life as a planter that Greg made last spring -- nearly identical to this one:

Now it just needs a roof! Perhaps I should go into business... :)
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