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Easter is coming early for Eggy Azalea 🐣
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Easter is coming early for our beloved Eggy Azalea! 🐣 After three weeks of being broody, she’s finally ready to welcome her little ones. Tonight, the wooden eggs that have been keeping her company are about to “hatch,” and the excitement is palpable! Imagine the anticipation as Eggy prepares to meet her fluffy feathered friends for the first time. It’s a charming moment that perfectly captures the whimsical joy of chicken parenting. Stay tuned as we share an update tomorrow morning, when Eggy lays eyes on her adorable chicks. Will they be as quirky as she is? We can’t wait to find out! Join us in celebrating this egg-citing milestone in Eggy’s life!
| | Eggy Azalea has been broody for about 3 weeks and tonight her wooden eggs are going to “hatch!” Picking up her chicks right now. Will post an update tomorrow morning when she sees her chicks! [link] [comments] |
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