From Egg to Chick

My last year bantam started laying early this year so I decided to take advantage and try my hand at hatching some babies without a hen since my 8 year old brooding hen passed during the heat of the summer last year. I collected eggs for 2 weeks and started with 14 eggs in the incubator. And by the way when you turn and tend eggs three times a day for twenty-one days you get a little attached to what ever is growing inside the eggs. Two power outages and twenty-one days later this is what I found when getting ready to turn the eggs…….

: From Egg to Chick

You can hear the little chick peeping while still in the egg.

This is a different kind of Zip Line. Once the baby chick has pecked around the egg, he pushes the egg apart with his feet.

He! What's going on in there? — Hey! What’s going on in there?

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THROUGH MY EYES was chosen because essentially you are seeing what my eyes and heart see and feel. Photography has been a passion of mine for as long as I can remember. I started with an Argus camera I received after saving Valomilk candy wrappers. I've had a camera in my hand since that day my little camera came in the mail. I have a gallery of photos I think some of you would like for wall art. I apply these photos on canvas boards and my husband makes the floating frames. I have various sizes to offer. My prices are very reasonable and will dress up any wall in your home. I became interested in macro when I was going through a very tough time in my life. The photographs I offer are made with passion and love. As of 2021 I’ve gone through spine surgery and doing quite well. Before the surgery it was difficult walking. I call my surgery nothing short of a miracle. I’ve started sewing my own clothes again and sewing for family and friends makes my heart feel good. When it started getting hot and humid this past summer I started quilting and love it. I love putting pretty fabrics together and the colors tickle my eyes. Check them out. Full size quilts were $300 now they are $150. And the coverlet was $150 now $75. I'm selling these at half price until June 1, 2023 View more posts