Have you've seen my pics on ducklings.My hubby had put duck's eggs under a chicken who had chicken eggs under her in her nest. Until the day the little chicken were born, the mother got off the nest knowing that the other eggs weren't hers, so Richard took them into our basement in a pail and putĀ  a light on top of the pail for heat,and just last night, he brought one egg upstairs for me to listen to it ouiouiouioouio, and I heard it. Anyways this morinng they were all hatching one after the other. Soo cute.Then to those of the hep c community, I've posted a pics of the hep c virus in a 3 D pics.Check it out! Nighty night everyone.............

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Think I\'ve d\'loaded the picture of HepC. virus - looks as impressive as its destructive path! Hope it works - as I\'m self-taught. Also got picture of you & husband near the St.Lawrence (it look so narrow!) My sister & I bought 2 ducklings at a market: Dad got hens, so we had to make a pool for them - trouble was, no perm. place -Dad said the Ravens would get them, so we had to give them to a neighbour who had the caged in space. Last time I bought living thing on spur of the moment, but I gather you have the LOT! My step g\'father used to raise all poultry - he\'d put eggs in the cooled down oven (fuel woodstove) - as a 2 yr.old their coming out of shell was a miracle - which it is if you catch it: Have seen many carves being born - and kittens; yet never a foal: in 20 years not one of us ever saw a foal born - they drop them an hour or two before dawn & not all together, as do cows. Hope you are resting up a lot: give your legs a chance, Fond regards to you JaneD.
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Those ducklings are so cute~brought a smile to my tired self tonight!
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Soo cute, lucky chicken!