Jeanne S

They are just darling!!!! I would have a couple of chickens if my neighborhood allowed them.

Sandra-P

So cute! Thanks for posting.

Bueniebabe

they are beautiful

BETTY62

Thanks for the memories. You made my day. Does anyone remember going to the Dime Store ( ours was Woolworth ) around Easter and buying a baby chick that had been dyed a pastel color? There were 4 of us and we each got to choose a color. Mine was always pink, my sister got a lavender one, one brother got a blue one and the other brother got a green one. I can't believe my Mom actually let us keep them in a box in the house until they got big enough to put outside. LOL I also recall baby chicks being ordered from the hatcheries and the mail man delivering them in a cardboard box.

Ditter43

They haven't started to lay yet, but I know the eggs will be small.

JanieH

Those are so cute! I have never seen any like that before. Thanks for sharing your new feathered babies with us!

Tartan

​Darn cute!

bearisgray

They are cute.

nativetexan

Oh so pretty!! I wonder if they all know how beautiful they are?

tessagin

My mother was a postmaster in the small town we grew up in. One time in the dead of winter a shipment of baby chicks arrived about 250, yep in the mail (before UPS and FED-EX). She kept having trouble with the heat in the post office and it got really cold. The customer was out of town so MOM called her supervisor and asked if she could bring them home to keep them warm. back then she got the OK. Didn't want any dead chicks. I can still remember 11:30 at night listening to nothing but peeps coming from the living room. 250 peepers make a lot of noise. My sister raised bantams for awhile but couldn't get the money out of them she could get from the larger egg layers. She still kept them.