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Bantam Cochin babies
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Meet the cluck-tastic Bantam Cochin babies, just two weeks old and already stealing hearts! These feathery cuties are all about warmth and coziness—just ask Francine, who’s found the perfect way to stay toasty: using her sister Muffy as a hat! Talk about sibling love and fowl play! With their playful antics and adorable antics, these little ones are sure to bring smiles and giggles. Join the fun and celebrate the joy of raising these delightful feathered friends!

| Sweet 2 week old babies. Francine decided using her sister muffy as a hat was the ideal warming situation. [link] [comments] |
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