If you read my Critter post on March 21st you will remember that our resident Emu laid 6 eggs.
I wanted to see the eggs and after talking until I was "purple" and "begging and begging",
popa Emu finally gave me a peek at the eggs.
My friend Liz, who lives close by, said the male Emu usually sits on the eggs.
where they will be kept until they are too big to escape, they do not fly.
I saw 2 chicks, 1 egg and this baby that did not appear to be alive.
I did not take pictures at first out of respect, thinking it did not survive.
After I was there about 10 minutes taking pictures, I noticed it was moving, and then moving a lot.
It survived,
I assume it takes a little time for them to get their bearings,
this one must have hatched just before I arrived.
Sharing today's images with Eileen at
Viewing Nature With Eileen
for Saturday Critters
They are totally adorable!
ReplyDeleteThey are cute as babies, thanks for the pictures.
ReplyDeleteHow cool is that?!?!?!
ReplyDeleteOh my...a miracle right before your eyes. The eggs are so beautiful and those chicks are the cutest! What an experience! We need more happy things like this to share! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteGreat pics, Debbie! Love the color of those eggs!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post
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ReplyDeleteHello Debbie,
ReplyDeleteNot sure if my first comment went through! I am glad you were able to go for another visit and see these cute Emu chicks. So glad they all survived and are doing well I hope. Love the photos. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, enjoy your day and happy weekend. PS, thank you for leaving me a comment.
They are such cute babies.
ReplyDeleteLovely to see, they are just so cute.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your weekend.
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Lovely to see, they are just so cute.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your weekend.
All the best Jan
They are indeed adorable at this stage. Thanks for sharing your exciting experience and the cute photos! Pic 2 is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteThose chickies look like one little mistep or stomp from a parent's foot could kill them. Hope they continue to grow. Linda in Kansas
ReplyDeleteThese are priceless photos! Thanks for sharing them, Debbie. I really enjoyed them! Those chicks are beautiful and precious!
ReplyDeletefascinating post. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteHi Debbie :)
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you went back to see if the eggs had hatched. The chicks are just adorable.
Oh so good to hear they are doing well, they are too cute, funny how the dad takes care of them :)
ReplyDeleteHow fortunate to arrive at just the right time to take some wonderful photos of the Emus hatching Beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteStunning blue eggs.
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