Three weeks ago we put 12 eggs in the incubator. A week later we candled them to see if they were fertile. Nine of the eggs were. For 3 weeks, I turned the eggs twice a day and added water and then yesterday it all started to happen......................
6.15am Sunday morning - we have action, you can see by the two super excited faces that they were starting to peep.

Zac holding the second chick that was born

Kayla having a little hold this morning

Out of nine eggs we got nine baby chicks, very, very exciting

The kids were beside themselves with excitement and sat for hours waiting and watching. I just hope they don't all turn out to be roosters.