Monomad Challenges: Black and White Portrait of a Newly Hatched Chick
How are you, friends of the Black and White Community, I hope everyone is fine and can carry out their activities as usual. I feel happy to be present again among all my friends here.
This time I am sharing several pictures of chicks that have just hatched and I have to separate them from their parents first, of course I have reasons why I have to do that.
This Is My Entry For The #Monomad Challenge Curated By @monochromes
These chicks still look very cute with their small size, each chick has a different age because they didn't hatch at the same time or 2 days apart.
There are still a few more eggs that haven't hatched and I have to separate them from the mother first to avoid being trampled by the mother because if the chicks come down from where the mother is incubating then the mother will also come down to look after her chicks and the eggs that haven't hatched won't be incubated anymore.
Because they still looked so cute I tried to photograph them. You can see newly hatched chicks leaning against their older sibling's body with their eyes closed and being mostly quiet.
Protect me sis (Maybe it's in his heart). 😀
But this is not the case with their older sibling who is already lasak and lively and rarely wants to be quiet. I have to patiently take repeated photos to get a good picture.
OK friends, here are some black and white pictures of newly hatched chicks that I took in my hand.
Thank you to friends who have come and seen my post this time, I hope you are happy and entertained.
By @dzaky12
Those are beautiful pictures of those chicks, for some reason I think it must have been a bit tricky to take them knowing how much they tend to be on the move. Excellent photos!
That's right friends, they definitely won't be comfortable when we put them on the palm of our hand. Thank you for coming my friend.