At three weeks, the chicks are half way through the indoor stage.
They are comfortable at 80 degrees.
And they have grown out of their small brooder.
Today they moved into a larger one!
With a perch,
and a hanging feeder and waterer,
similar to the ones that will be in their big coop.
They have quite a bit more room to roam now.
They spent some time checking out their new place.
And figuring out where everything is.
Can you see Tammy's comb starting to form?
They've also been learning to roost!
And they're getting very good at it!
Old Fashioned Apple Dumplings 
And we have the brooder covered with netting in case any of the chicks get too ambitious and try to fly up to the edge!
Loretta Lynn had me concerned she was "pasting up" during her first week. She is doing just fine now.
And Dolly. Her feathers are coming in at such a beautiful color. 
Emmy Lou's feathers are getting more red. It is so much easier to quickly tell the three yellow chicks apart now!
And Miss Patsy, the easiet to handle the first week, now our little stinker! She also seems to be the tallest of the five so far.
