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2 week old chick
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Meet one of my adorable two-week-old chicks, a little bundle of joy with some exciting pin feathers starting to sprout! If you're new to raising chicks like I am, you might be wondering what these pin feathers are all about. They are the early stages of a chick's feathers, looking like tiny, soft quills poking through the skin. It’s a delightful sign that your feathered friend is growing up and getting ready for its first flight—eventually! Watching these little ones develop is a cluck-tastic journey filled with surprises and joy. Have you noticed any similar feather developments in your chicks? Let’s share our experiences and learn together in this whimsical adventure of chick-raising!

| Hi this is one of my 2 week old chicks, this is what pin feathers are supposed to look like? I’m new to raising chicks [link] [comments] |
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