"Ducks in a Row" - Annie's Babies again!

[Shirley]

http://www.shirleymorgan.com/misc/Angel-2nd-clutch.jpg



How's that for keeping all your ducks in a row?? And coincidentally, the earliest to hatch is first, and then sequentially down the line!

I took them out for this picture when we went to feed Annie's birds tonight while she is on vacation...

http://www.shirleymorgan.com/misc/Angel-with-babies.jpg


Angel with her babies...

(ps -- Bourke's Australian Grass 'Keets)

[Jean]

I love the chick train!:heart::heart::heart::heart: look at the difference in size from the oldest to the youngest one. They are growing fast.

:thanx: for the pics!:wub:

[Shirley]

Thanks, Jean! I was just sitting them up there, and they all just turned like that! So I snapped it quick, then the little one rolled down the side onto the mattress! (It's a long slinky pillow)

[Jean]

AWWW. the second one is cute too!:heart: look at the proud mama with her babies.:wub:

:thanx: again!

[Shirley]

Thanks! I would have included papa, but he flies all over the place in her room... and she has high shelves of china dolls.

[Sue]

How cute is that:heart: :heart:

[icebear]

Perfect color yellow for the background, really brings out the healthy pink colors :)

[Shirley]

Heather, these guys are just over and right at a week old... and so you can see that you could handfeed them. Regarding your 'tiel question, waiting just a week would help a lot rather than starting on day one. The smallest one is exactly 7 days, and Bourke's are only a little smaller than 'tiels.

:)